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Karnataka Covid unlock news live: Four Delta Plus cases reported in Mysuru
The Karnataka government has released standard operating procedures (SOP) for holding SSLC exams in the third week of July, allowing students with symptoms or Covid too to write the exams. The Karnataka government may consider introducing more relaxations as all 30 districts have recorded the Covid test positivity rate (TPR) of less than 10% for the first time after the second wave hit the state in early April. Twenty-eight doctors across Karnataka succumbed to the virus during the second wave of Covid-19, but none of their families has received insurance relief earmarked by the government for healthcare workers. In the wake of the Delta-plus variant of the novel coronavirus being detected in a patient in Mysuru and many other patients in other states across the country, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has decided to conduct genomic sequencing of 5% of Covid-19 positive samples. Stay with TOI for latest updates:Read Less
Key Events
- 28 doctors died of Covid, but no govt relief yet
- Karnataka: TPR in dists below 10%, more restrictions to go
- Karnataka: SSLC SOP out, Covid +ve too can take exam
Four Delta Plus cases reported in Mysuru, says DC Dr Bagadi Gautham
BBMP begins genomic sequencing
In the wake of the Delta-plus variant of the novel coronavirus being detected in a patient in Mysuru and many other patients in other states across the country, the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) has decided to conduct genomic sequencing of 5% of Covid-19 positive samples.
Bengaluru: JNC’s principal dies of Covid-19
The principal of Jyoti Nivas College (JNC), Sr Elizabeth CS, died of Covid-19 on Tuesday after a 50-day battle in the hospital. She was 57. Tributes poured in as she was laid to rest on Wednesday.
28 doctors died of Covid, but no govt relief yet
Twenty-eight doctors across Karnataka succumbed to the virus during the second wave of Covid-19, but none of their families has received insurance relief earmarked by the government for healthcare workers. Four of the dead doctors are from Bengaluru.
Karnataka: TPR in dists below 10%, more restrictions to go
The Karnataka government may consider introducing more relaxations as all 30 districts have recorded the Covid test positivity rate (TPR) of less than 10% for the first time after the second wave hit the state in early April.
Karnataka: SSLC SOP out, Covid +ve too can take exam
The Karnataka government on Wednesday released standard operating procedures (SOP) for holding SSLC exams in the third week of July, allowing students with symptoms or Covid too to write the exams.