Bengaluru: The Covid-19 Technical Advisory Committee Karnataka has recommended that the state government re-re-reserve childcare centers or ‘Shishupalana Kendras’ in Bengaluru.
This step was proposed at a meeting on Tuesday, where committee members discussed daily fresh infections in Bengaluru, the number of hospitalization and mortality.
“There is a proposal from the government to discuss Settin G U P from ‘Shishupalana Kendras’ which is run by the government,” said TAC source.
“Given the third wave scenario today, although cases soar, inpatient levels are less than 6%.
The reopening of the childcare center will help women who work that is why we have made recommendations.” The source adds that the level of pepositives in Between children in Bengaluru are 10% and pediatric acceptance is only 2%.
“To send children to child care centers, the child must be like Y M P tomatic and P Arents must have taken both vaccine doses,” said the source.
Members also discuss the challenge to reopen the school for class 1-9 in Bengaluru, and it was decided to review the problem again after a week.
Schools in the capital were closed after a surge in the case.
However, Magayis and school where G has slammed the government, showing that education does not seem to be a priority for the country because almost every other sector has been allowed to function.
“We need to watch the trend for another week and do further analysis before deciding about Allowin G Schools to reopen,” TAC member said.
The committee has also recommended – again – that the government allows home isolation for international tourists who test positive Covid on arrival, if they are asymptomatic or few symptoms.
While similar recommendations were carried out on January 22, as reported by Tii before, the government ignored it because the central guidelines on this issue have not explicitly mentions home isolation for international tourists who test ositive on arrival.