COVID new variant: Karnataka govt issues new guidelines for senior citizens, international travelers
In response to the rising number of Covid-19 cases in Kerala, the Karnataka government on Tuesday introduced fresh guidelines to address the situation.
Anticipating increased gatherings during Christmas and New Year celebrations, the State Technical Advisory Committee on Covid-19 has recommended the following precautions:
1. Senior Citizens and Vulnerable Groups: Individuals aged 60 and above, those with underlying health conditions (especially kidney, heart, liver problems), pregnant women, and lactating mothers are advised to wear masks when outdoors. It is recommended to avoid poorly ventilated and crowded areas.
2. Respiratory Symptoms: Individuals experiencing symptoms of respiratory infections such as fever, cough, and cold should seek prompt medical advice. Wearing a mask to cover the nose and mouth is advised, and avoiding poorly ventilated and crowded areas is crucial.
3. Personal Hygiene: Emphasizing the importance of maintaining good personal hygiene, frequent hand washing with soap and water is stressed.
4. Stay at Home: Individuals with health issues are advised to stay at home. If necessary to meet others, especially senior citizens or vulnerable individuals, wearing masks in crowded areas is recommended.
5. International Travel: Extra precautions are advised for international travel, including wearing masks at airports and inside aircraft, avoiding poorly ventilated and crowded places.
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UP: Husband arrested for killing wife in Jhansi over her objection to alcoholism
Jhansi (UP) (PTI): A 40-year-old man was arrested on Monday for allegedly killing his wife with an axe over her objection to his alcoholism in the Chirgaon area here, police said.
The complaint against the accused, Nepal Singh, was lodged by his son, officials added.
Station House Officer Rahul Rathore said that the incident occurred on Saturday afternoon in Atpei village, where Singh allegedly attacked his wife, Sheela (35), with an axe in a fit of rage after she objected to his drinking.
Singh was heavily intoxicated at the time of the incident and got into an argument with his wife, which escalated into violence, resulting in her death, Rathore said.
Based on a complaint filed by Saurabh, a case was registered against the accused, leading to his arrest near Chirona canal, the SHO said.
Police have also recovered the axe used in the crime, he added.
