A 67-year old woman COVID-19 patient was in a critical condition at a hospital here while no fresh cases were reported in Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts in Karnataka on Wednesday.

Bantwal: A former soldier who was living with his mentally ill sisters died at his home in Panjekallu town's Palgottu in the taluk but the incident came to light after five days. 

Mangaluru: The district administration has informed that the sale and publicly using the chewable tobacco products such as pan masala, zarda and khani is banned in the public interest until further orders across the district.

Mangaluru: In a gruesome incident a couple was on Wednesday murdered in broad daylight by their neighbor over a land dispute beside their house here in Kinnigoli vicinity in the city.

Bantwal: The Bantwal Town Police has registered a case against a youth of Alampady in the Taluk for sharing a post on social media with communally sensitive content and for spreading hate among people of communities with the post.

Udupi: Deputy Commissioner G. Jagadish has informed that with an aim to help revive the economy, lockdown will be relaxed in the district and several developmental works will be permitted as no coronavirus cases have been reported in the district for the last 30 days.

Mangaluru: Violating the lockdown and social distancing norms hundreds of migrant labourers on Tuesday gathered at the Mangaluru Townhall premises as the Dakshina Kannada District Administration began procedure of sending migrant labourers to their home districts.