Bengaluru People beware: you will be fined, If you don’t wear a mask In the wake of increasing cases of Covid-19 cases in the state, the state is thinking of imposing a penalty on those who do not wear masks in public places. Bengaluru People beware: you will be fined, If you don’t wear a mask.
Health Minister K. Sudhakar has responded to the issue of fines for those who do not wear masks, and masks should be made mandatory even in Bangalore. He said that he will discuss with CM Basavaraja Bommai about penalizing those who do not wear masks before the situation gets out of hand due to nervous negligence.
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The government had effectively made masks mandatory during the Covid lockdown. Now the symptoms are not serious for the infected. More deaths are not being recorded but people are ignoring it as minor flu. Due to this, he said that instead of sitting hands kept on our head when the number of Covid-19 cases suddenly increases one day, we should take precautions now.
Karnataka Heavy Rainfall: Sringeri-Agumbe road closed
Karnataka Heavy Rainfall: Heavy rains continue across the state, the state highway has been washed away due to heavy rains in Chikmagalur district. Karnataka Heavy Rainfall: Sringeri-Agumbe road closed. Due to heavy rains in Chikkamagaluru district, the state highway near Neeolkodige in Sringeri has washed away up to 100 feet and vehicular traffic has been completely blocked.
Karnataka Heavy Rainfall: Heavy rains continue across the state, the state highway has been washed away due to heavy rains in Chikmagalur district. Karnataka Heavy Rainfall: Sringeri-Agumbe road closed. Due to heavy rains in Chikkamagaluru district, the state highway near Neeolkodige in Sringeri has washed away up to 100 feet and vehicular traffic has been completely blocked.
The Chikmagalur Sringeri-Agumbe route is completely closed due to the state highway being washed away. Chikkamagaluru district holidays have been announced for Anganwadi, Primary and High Schools in Mudigere and Koppa taluks.
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