Karnataka issues advisory restricting movement of people from Kerala


Bengaluru, Sep 8 (IANS): The Karnataka government on Tuesday issued an advisory restricting the entry of students, employees and others into the state from Kerala till the end of October amid fears of the outbreak of a possible third wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The health department has requested the authorities and other private players to see to it that people postpone their travel plans till the end of October.

Jawaid Akthar, Additional Chief Secretary in Health and Family Welfare Department, stated that all administrators, and principals of educational, nursing, paramedical institutions have been advised to instruct their wards to defer their return till the end of October. Further, they should direct their students and other staff not to travel to Kerala from Karnataka for the same period.

Similar guidelines have also been issued to all the administrators, owners of hospitals, nursing homes, offices, hotels, factories and industries. People have been advised to defer their plans to visit Kerala till the end of October.

The decision has been taken in view of the prevailing Covd situation in Kerala. It has been observed that students and employees arriving in Karnataka from Kerala with negative RT-PCR report are testing Covid positive during a repeat test, Akthar said.

The number of such cases are considerably high in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts.

 

  

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  • angelina, banglore

    Wed, Sep 08 2021

    see in my opinion this will prevent many things now a new breakout of Nipah virus also those people will lose complete dependency on manglore city if this continued promoting their local leaders to develop their so called gods own country if it happens then it will called HAVENS [think benifits and postive outcomes]

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  • Evans C Sumitra, Udupi/New York, USA.

    Wed, Sep 08 2021

    These advisory restrictions should have been implemented much before when Covid-19 was high whereby many people lost their lives and also lively hood. But it is never too late.

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  • Dinesh, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 08 2021

    Strict restriction is good to control the situation. At the same time please also mention in the order whether the Government will give any compensation /monitory benefits to all those, who are working in the Private Sector in Karnataka from Kerala and In Kerala from Karnataka for their bread and butter?????????????????

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  • Prakrithi, Mangalur

    Wed, Sep 08 2021

    Implement this strictly. Dnt want just in news or papers. All the subways block. Y dat govt didnt succed in controling 2nd wave ? Really feel pity 4 people of kerala.

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  • Nasruddin Shah, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 08 2021

    Kerala : Total Cases : 42,53,298. Deaths : 21,820 . Death Rate : 0.51% Karnataka : Total Cases : 29,56,988. Deaths : 37,441 . Death Rate : 1.27% The above numbers shows that either Karnataka not able to treat the patients or not testing for covid-19. Kerala is testing maximum people. Karnataka is not. See the no. of deaths and death rate in Karnataka.

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  • Gaurav, Mangalore

    Wed, Sep 08 2021

    As if Kerala is a saint to give all true number. They only managed media for PR instead of managing Covid

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  • Hareesh N, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 09 2021

    The population of Karnataka is 3 times that of Kerala. So unless the cases and deaths are more than 3 times that of Kerala you are wrong.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Thane

    Wed, Sep 08 2021

    I have been saying this for last 15 Days ...

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