Mangaluru: The Chairman of the Minister of Bumavaraj Bommai directed the Dakshina Kannada District administration to increase the number of RT-PCR tests and lower the level of testicitivity (TPR).
At a video conference with Deputy Commissioner Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and other border districts on Saturday, Bommai said more tests must be made in the district border area.
“District administration must take all the necessary steps to reduce the level of prospective.
Meanwhile, the police must ensure that people obey the guidelines during the night and weekend hours.
Acting against those who violate Covid-19 guidelines firmly,” CM was directed.
Interacting with reporters after a video conference in Bengaluru, Bommai said: “I have spoken with Deputy Commissioner Dakshina Kannada and Udupi during the video conference and took the Covid-19 situation there.
Deputy Commissioner Dakshina Kannada said that the cases were more just one Day, when the adjacent Kasaragod district of Kerala has the highest cases.
However, the number of cases has fallen long after August 30.
I have directed DCS Dakshina Kannada and Udupi to increase vaccination coverage by 35%.
They have sufficient vaccine stocks.
I Have asked DC Dakshina Kannada to improve drive vaccination in the villages within 20 km of the Kerala border and at Mangaluru Taluk.
“Dakshina Kannada DC KV KV Rajendra told CM that while the district had 2,146 cases of active, almost 70% in house isolation.
The rest is undergoing treatment at the Covid and Hospital Care Center.
This district has traced all the main contacts with the help of medical officers, Panchayat construction officers, village assistants and others, he added.
162 COVID-19 Case in DK Dakshina Kannada District reported 162 fresh Covid-19 cases with a 1.47% test level of test on Saturday.
Meanwhile, five more deaths took the death toll of Covid-19 this district to 1,593.
Meanwhile, Udupi reported 97 fresh cases and one death, took the death toll to 457.
The Ganesha festival to allow the celebration of the Ganesha Festival in Dakshina Kannada, Bommai told reporters in Bengaluru that the government had not made a decision.
“We will discuss this issue on Sundays, and decide how festivals can be celebrated throughout the country, especially in coastal districts,” he said.