Mangaluru: Cinema Cinema, Multiplex and Auditorium in Kannada Regency Dakshina will be opened since Friday.
However, the district government has limited customer entry of up to 50% of seating capacity.
Deputy Commissioner K V Rajendra only said those who had received at least one vaccine dose would be allowed to enter these public places.
There will be no entries for pregnant women and parents.
Cinema cinema, multiplex, and auditorium must be required to check the temperature of the visitors using thermal scanner.
The hand sanitiser dispenser must be stored in all the entrance gate.
After each show and program, management must clean the area, including the toilet, the DC said.
Meanwhile, district administration has also given permission for the pub to open by following the Covid-19 protocol from October 3.
All restrictions on the border between countries will continue.
Evening hours will take effect from 10pm to 5 in the morning, he added.
RT-PCR CompulsyMangaluru City Corporation (MCC) test Commissioner Akshy Sridhar said those who worked in malls, shopping complexes, restaurants, supermarkets, and other public places must be required to undergo a RT-PCRT test once in 10 days.
Students from other countries must also undergo a mandatory test, if they return from other countries, and remain in quarantine.
Therefore, hostels, malls, shopping complexes, restaurants and supermarkets must work with the health department by allowing Covid-19 tests in their place, he said.
The action in the laws of the Karnataka epidemic disease will begin against violators, the commissioner warns.
96 Covid-19 cases in DK, 39 in Udupidakthina Kannada district reported 96 COVID-19 cases with a 1.1% test level of testing on Tuesday.
While the two deaths again took the death toll to 1,654, this district had 983 active cases.
Meanwhile, Udupi recorded 39 cases of new diseases, and this district had 267 active cases.
Multiplex, Open Cinema from October 1 in DK
