“We are meeting lot of stakeholders of the society taking their views,” Sudhakar said, adding that the Cabinet would also hold discussions.
Current Affairs : The Karnataka government is right now occupied with conversations with specialists, experts and different partners to settle on its lockdown leave technique and would take a last view by April 13, a key pastor said on Thursday.
“Day after tomorrow we have a VC (video meeting) with the Prime Minister,” Medical Education Minister Sudhakar K, who is accountable for all issues identified with Covid-19, noted when gotten some information about the state’s procedure. A team of master specialists on Wednesday presented its report to the administration, giving its suggestions.
“We are meeting part of partners of the general public taking their perspectives,” Sudhakar stated, including that the Cabinet would likewise have conversations.
“At long last, day after tomorrow, in the wake of talking about with the Prime Minister during the VC, the legislature will take a view on this by April 13 or something like that. Starting at now, we have not taken any view on it. We are concentrating all the reports,” Sudhakar told PTI.
The Minister saw that the Covid-19 cases were gradually spiking in India yet not duplicating the manner in which they have in some different nations like Italy, Spain and the United States as the legislature had pronounced 21-day national lockdown early and taken other severe measures. “How about we see for multi week and see.”
“We have to battle this out by and large and by carefully following the isolate techniques and social separating,” Sudhakar pushed.
Aditi Mehta 