The Karnataka government on Monday night announced a lockdown from March 24 till month end in the entire state as seven new COVID-19 cases were reported, taking the tally in the state to 33.
Seven confirmed coronavirus cases were reported in Karnataka on Monday, taking the total number to 33, the State Health department said.
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Curfew-like total shut down imposed in the nine COVID-19 affected districts of the state from Tuesday, said Minister Dr. K. Sudhakar.
The Karnataka government on Monday said anyone who violates quarantine restrictions can be booked under provisions of the Indian Penal Code, which provides for imprisonment up to six months and fine.
Karnataka Government on Monday urged mosques across the State to suspend all congregational prayers till March 31.
Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa said on Monday the government would take a decision on whether to shut down all commercial activities, barring essential services, in the entire state by this evening.
The Karnataka government on Monday decided to purchase 1,000 ventilators from medical devices company Skanray Technologies and five lakh Personal Protective Equipment (PPE), amid rising COVID-19 cases.
Amid rising coronavirus cases, Bengaluru city Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao said on Monday those subjected to home quarantine stamping would be arrested if they were found to visit public places.
Bengaluru: Karnataka Government on Sunday afternoon issued order to postpone the second PU examination that was scheduled to take place on Monday.
The Karnataka government on Sunday announced shutdown of all commercial activities other then certain essential services in the nine districts of the state including the capital city, where COVID-19 cases have been reported.
