MySuru: MySuru District Minister S T Somashekar said the Covid situation in Mysore did not guarantee the district administration to close tourist attractions.
He told reporters: “Given the applicable situation, there are no plans to close tourist attractions in the city and the area.
Covid rules have been enforced in tourist attractions, which make it safe for travelers.” The minister recognizes that the level of his prolocular level rotates , but said it was under control.
“The situation has not yet reached a point where we have to close tourist attractions.
Inpatient or low death level despite the number of high positive cases,” he said, adding a decision to close the school will be taken by officials of the Public Instruction Department according to local needs.
Meanwhile, the senior Congress MLA Tanveeer Saits said he had asked the minister to focus on limiting the level of primitist in the narasimharaja assembly segment.
Health infrastructure has been improved, as well as testing capacity.
Infected people have been advised to be treated at CCC or isolated at home, he said.
Given the relaxation of the weekend curfew, The MySuru Zoo and Karanji Nature Park will be opened to be seen publicly from January 22 on all Saturdays and Sundays and remain closed for a visit on Tuesday, stating releases.
Minister: No need to close tourist attractions
