Karnataka COVID-19 guidelines News

Coronavirus fourth wave scare: Karnataka also made face masks mandatory in schools and colleges.

Karnataka currently has 5,707 active coronavirus infections. According to state health department data, Bengaluru is the worst-hit city with 5,393 active Covid-19 cases.

Karnataka has decided to make masks compulsory amid fourth Covid-19 wave scare. Guidelines will be issued today in this regard, said state Health Minister K Sudhakar. Karnataka logged 60 new Covid-19 cases on Sunday.

The Karnataka govt has issued new Covid-19 guidelines. It has lifted the night curfew from January 31. The govt has allowed offices to function with 100% occupancy.

About 2,500 international passengers arrive in the state every day.

Night Curfew will continue to be imposed from 10 pm to 5 am in the State as per the existing guidelines. The official statement also revealed that the cinema theatres would be allowed to operate with 50 percent occupancy after adhering to COVID-19 protocols.

Several states have decided to start the unlock process as they witness a steady decline in coronavirus cases. Country’s daily positivity rate further declined to 2.34 percent.

KSRTC revealed that bus services to Maharashtra, Pune, Miraj, Solapur, Pandharpur and Tuljapur will resume with a seating capacity of 50 percent from Friday. KSRTC had resumed inter-state bus services to Andhra Pradesh and Telangana with 50 percent seating capacity from June 22.

Karnataka government on Saturday announced further easing of COVID-induced lockdown curbs in 19 of 31 districts from Monday. Weekend curfew from Friday night 7.00 pm to Monday 5.00 am. Everyday night curfew from 7.00 pm to 5.am.

14-day lockdown began in Karnataka from today intra-state travel has banned Only 50 guests allowed at weddings