As of Thursday evening, a total of 1,791 Covid-19 cases, including 78 deaths and 505 discharges, had been reported in the city
Current Affairs : All endeavors would be made to control the spread of coronavirus in the city and there will be no new lockdown, Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa on Friday stated, attesting that improving financial circumstance of the state is additionally similarly significant.
In spite of the fact that the state capital was viewed as a model for the whole nation in Covid-19 administration and has seen a spike in cases during the most recent couple of days, the pandemic can be controlled if everybody coordinated, he said.
His comments come a day after Revenue Minister R Ashoka said Bengaluru is still ‘safe’ contrasted with the Covid-19 circumstance in different urban areas and states and had precluded a new lockdown for the present, settling hypotheses that it was arranging such a move considering spike in cases.
As of Thursday evening, an aggregate of 1,791 Covid-19 cases, including 78 passings and 505 releases, had been accounted for in the city while the state’s count remained at 10,560 contrasted with only 3,408 cases as on June 1.
The state capital has the most noteworthy number of cases among the areas.
“There is no doubt of forcing lockdown in any capacity whatsoever. In certain zones (with high case load) we have just actualized lockdown, other than those spots there is no doubt of it being executed in different spots,” Yediyurappa told journalists here.
Improving the financial circumstance of the state was likewise similarly significant, he said in front of his gathering with Ministers, MLAs and MPs of all gatherings from Bengaluru to talk about measures to control Covid-19.
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