Bengaluru: With experts opining that COVID-19 second wave was likely to peak by May first week in Karnataka, CM B.S. Yediyurappa this morning said that the State Government may impose lockdown if the necessity arises. “People need to respond for their own good. If they don’t heed then we may have to take stringent measures….
Night curfew: City Police to keep momentum till Apr. 20
April 12, 2021With KSRTC strike, travel plans of many outstation professionals have gone for a toss Mysore/Mysuru: Day two of ‘Corona night curfew’ came into effect in city at 10 pm yesterday with business establishments downing shutters well before the appointed hour. As the enforcement by the Police was strict on the first day, second day was…
COVID: State may reach peak during May 1st week, warns Dr. Sudhakar
April 12, 2021Bengaluru: Experts have opined that second wave was likely to peak by May first week in the State and slowdown by the end of May. Till then, the State Government has to take measures accordingly, said Health and Medical Education Minister Dr. K. Sudhakar. Speaking to media after the meeting with COVID-19 Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) here…
1,000 oxygenated beds readied to meet exigency
April 12, 2021Mysore/Mysuru: With COVID-19 positive cases and death rate seeing an increasing trend in the second wave, the Mysuru District Administration has reserved beds at District Hospital, Metagalli, that was earlier a designated COVID Hospital and at JSS Hospital. While many of the beds are normal ones, provision has been made to reserve a portion of…
Mysuru DC holds meeting with Pvt. Hospitals
April 12, 2021In the wake of spike in COVID cases and deaths, Mysuru Deputy Commissioner Rohini Sindhuri held a meeting with managements and representatives of Private Hospitals this evening. She warned of stern action against the hospitals that do not follow Covid protocol in treating patients in critical condition. District health officials too attended the meeting.
Mysuru exceeds jab target by 126 percent
April 11, 2021Prime Minister Modi’s message ‘Each one, vaccinate one’ ‘Each one, treat one’ ‘Each one, save one’ Mysore/Mysuru: The Mysuru District Administration has speeded up the vaccine drive and has achieved the target by 126 percent on Apr. 9 and 10. The other districts have achieved targets between 18 percent and 85 percent. While Mysuru achieved…
Night Curfew in City evokes good response
April 11, 2021Mysore/Mysuru: Night curfew began in Mysuru city at 10 pm yesterday in full force and there was a good response from the public who stayed at home and also from the Police who were on the streets in full strength. The night curfew brought back the memories of lockdown imposed last year. Except for a…
Violation of Corona Curfew, Government guidelines
April 11, 2021Permission sought to book cases against traders; Cases booked against 11 persons found celebrating birthday Mysore/Mysuru: City Police, who are supervising the strict implementation of Govt. COVID-19 guidelines and Corona Curfew in city, have sought permission from the Court to book cases against a few traders for violating COVID-19 guidelines and have booked cases against…
Devaraja flower market to function from J.K. Grounds
April 10, 2021Starting tomorrow till three days, vendors, customers to follow strict social distancing measures Mysore/Mysuru: With the second wave of COVID-19 infection spreading and as the people are not following social distancing, the Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) has ordered the closure of the flower markets and stalls at the Devaraja Market for three days from April…
3.8 lakh receive jabs in Mysuru so far: DC
April 10, 2021Rohini Sindhuri defends night curfew order Mysore/Mysuru: Nearly 3.8 lakh vaccinations have been administered to Mysureans till now and over 40 private hospitals are giving vaccinations. The number of people inoculated in Mysuru will increase in the coming days, said Mysuru Deputy Commissioner Rohini Sindhuri. Participating in Meet-the-Press organised by Mysuru District Journalists Association (MDJA)…
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