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New Covid Guidelines Masks Mandatory In Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh Rising Cases

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Bangalore: New Covid Guidelines Masks Mandatory : India has been alerted at a time when the corona epidemic is reviving in many countries including China. States have been advised to be vigilant about Covid cases. There are fears that a fourth wave of Covid will come to the country. Masks mandatory for New Year celebrations in Karnataka and Uttar Pradesh.

The Karnataka government has taken a crucial decision in the wake of growing fears of a fourth wave of corona. The mask was declared mandatory. Masks are mandatory in cinemas, schools and universities. Karnataka Health Minister K Sudhakar made it clear that masks must be worn in pubs, restaurants and bars during New Year celebrations. He said New Year celebrations will be allowed until 1.00 am. Corona is nothing to worry about and it is recommended to take reasonable precautions. We ask pregnant women, children, the elderly and people with health problems not to go to crowded places.

Dr. K Sudhakar, Health and Family Welfare Minister, Karnataka, said, “Though there is no need to panic, precautionary measures need to be taken. We encourage citizens to wear masks and shoot. It should also be mandatory to wear face masks in closed spaces.”

The herd immunity that has already been achieved in the country and the effectiveness of the vaccines will ensure citizens and there is no need to panic,” he added.

The state has also increased testing for Covid from 2,000-3,000 tests to 4,000-5,000 tests. The state government will meet late on Monday to assess Covid preparedness and measures to be taken.

The Karnataka government has made masks mandatory in schools, colleges, cinemas, pubs, restaurants and bars. New Year’s celebrations will only be allowed until 1:00 AM. This is due to fears of a fourth wave in the country due to reports that Covid-19 cases are on the rise again in other countries.

Uttar Pradesh issues new Covid Guidelines Mask Mandatory

The Uttar Pradesh government has been alerted after a young man from Unnao tested positive for corona. But now the young man has gone to Dubai. The test was done earlier and is now positive. His samples will be sent for genome sequencing, officials said. Together with his family members, 20 samples were taken and sent for tests. The 40-year-old man, who was from China, tested positive a day after the matter came to light, causing an uproar. In this order,

Now new Covid guidelines masks mandatory. Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak revealed that face masks are mandatory near the hospital. They were asked to wear masks in crowded areas.Taking precautionary measures amid a surge in COVID cases, the Uttar Pradesh government on Wednesday issued a statewide alert and heightened preparedness. Deputy Chief Minister Brijesh Pathak has directed all chief medical officers of the state and officers of the medical education department to increase vigilance. “Go out only with a mask – be careful. Follow the instructions,” he said

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