Mangaluru: according to the revised order with an extension of the guidelines issued by the government on Monday, weekend hours will continue in the district of Dakshina Kannada and Udupi.
However, students are allowed to attend examinations during weekend meals that comply with applicable guidelines.
Hall tickets will function as identity (pass) for the purpose of movement.
All students from Kerala can enter the Kannada Dakshina with RT-PCR negative reports that are no more than 72 hours and they will be subject to a mandatory institutional quarantine for seven days and in the end they have to undergo another test.
The same guidelines will apply to all employees, who are employed in Karnataka and arrive from Kerala or have visited Kerala within seven days before entering Karnataka, said Tushar Giri Nath, the principal secretary of income.
Minister of Fisheries, Port and Transportation inland S Angara directed health officials in Dakshina Kannada to increase the number of RT-PCR tests and did not allow people to be infected in the quarantine of their homes out of their homes.
At the meeting held on Monday, Angara said the pioneering level of reducing tests in the district.
“The district has tested up to 15,000 RT-PCR per day.
The number of tests must be further enhanced to examine the spread of the virus effectively.
Health staff, accredited social health activists, streamwork workers and representatives must monitor cases in the house quarantine,” he said.
More emphasis must be given to track all the main contacts of infected people.
Those who have Covid-19 symptoms must be mandatoryly recognized for Covid Care Centers (CCC) or hospitals, he added.
Deputy Commissioner KV Rajendra said the district had a level of iPositu 2.27% and there were 29 detention zones and 28 micro detention zones.
The district has tested 77,888 RT-PCR between August 23 and 29, he said.
Weekend curfew to continue in DK
