Mangaluru: Dakshina District Administration Kannada has reactivated RT-PCR testing centers in four places in the Border Area of ​​Dakshina Kannada-Kerala.
With the state government that impresses at night at 10pm to 5 in the morning from December 28, the district has intensified the border supervision of the interstate.
Strict surveillance will be at all entry border entry points in Dakshina Kannada to prevent party visitors from crossing the border during the end of the year.
Meanwhile, all Yakshagana shows, Kambona and religious ceremonies have been asked to expire before 10pm.
Deputy Commissioner KV Rajendra said the district administration would implement nightmon hours effectively from December 28.
“All events were held during the night including a Kambala, Yakshagana and the religious program had to be stopped before 10pm.
There will be no relaxation in this limit.
The organizers of all programs and events have been directed to follow the guidelines related to night hours strictly At night after an omicron case increase, “DC said.
The District Nodal Officer for Covid-19 Dr.
Ashok H and District Supervision Officers Dr.
Jagadeesh, who have been given the responsibility of border supervision, said all steps already exist to examine commuter between countries.
“Samples are collected randomly at the border entry point in Sutia, Putture, Bantwal and Talapady.
Even though the number of everyday cases in the district has fallen far, we have continued the supervision of the border,” he added.
Deputy Udupi Commissioner M Kurma Rao said the DJ, orchestra, dance program and other entertainment were not allowed at curfew at clubs, bars, pubs, restaurants and public areas.
Those who celebrate the new year should not use public places such as roads, parks and playgrounds.
Only those who have taken two doses of vaccines must be permitted in pubs, bars, restaurants and other public places.
19 new cases in DK, Udupi Dakshina Kannada and the Udupi District reported 19 new Covid-19 cases on Monday.
Dakshina Kannada has 12 cases with a test level of 0.2% test.
A total of 18 people were sent home and the district had 145 active cases.
Seven new cases reported in Udupi and this district had 50 active cases.