Schools and Colleges close again In Karnataka, Education minister tests corona positive
The number of coronavirus and omicron cases rises in Karnataka. More than a thousand cases were registered on the first day of the New Year. Fear starts for Schools and College close again In Karnataka, Education minister tests corona positive. Meanwhile, primary and secondary education minister BC Nagesh has been diagnosed with coronavirus.
In addition, Corona cases rise has worried parents and schools will be back to shut. Already, the Corona Technical Advisory Committee has advised the government to Close schools and colleges. The Omicron cases and corona positivity rate is on the rise. In Karnataka, corona positivity is currently at 0.86% and mortality is at 0.48%.
Corona and Omicron cases rises in state starts talk regarding school close again. Parents may also hesitate to send their children to school. Meanwhile, Karnataka Primary and Secondary Education Minister BC Nagesh has been infected with the coronavirus. The information was posted on the social media and those who came in contact had requested to corona test.
Academic activity, which began only three months ago, is threatened with close again. Already, there has been a noticeable increase in infections in Bengaluru, Dakshina Kannada, Udupi and Mysore districts. CM Basavaraj Bommai, who is on the rise of corona infection, held a meeting of the corona Technical Committee. At the meeting, Corona technical committee suggested to imposition of a lockdown in the state based on the colours.
Karnataka reported more than 1,000 Corona cases for the second day in a row on Sunday with 1,187 fresh infections. A total of 275 people was discharged during the day, taking the tally to 29,60,890. The number of active cases in the state stands at 10,292 and the death toll is pegged at 38,346.
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The Karnataka government has hinted at imposing ‘tougher restrictions’ in the next four days to battle the Covid-19 crisis. The state government said that it is almost certain that a third wave of Covid-19 pandemic is ‘inescapable’. State revenue minister said that Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai will announce tougher restrictions in the state to control the spread of the virus. The minister said that the high-power committee on Covid-19 will meet on January 4 or 5 to discuss the need for more restrictions in Karnataka.
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