Three from coastal Karnataka who attended Nizamuddin event admitted to hospital


Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru (SP)

Mangaluru, Apr 1: At least ten people who participated in the religious convention organized with the participation of people from all over India and some from abroad, which had been organized between March 8 and 20 this year at Nizamuddin Markaz Masjid, Delhi, have died of coronavirus infection. It is suspected that several people from coastal Karnataka had participated in this programme, and at least some of them may be spreading this infection. As per the current information, at least 24 have been tested positive for this deadly disease.

It is said that four persons from Chemmbugudde and Pilar, Thokkottu here along with a couple had taken part in the said programme at Delhi. One person from Pilar and the other from Chembugude have been subjected to health check. Thokkottu mosque president clarified that none of them is the president of any mosque. One of them is said to be a lorry driver while the other owns a shop dealing in perfumes.


Nizamuddin Markaz Masjid

A team of heath department officials and police personnel from Ullal took the man from his house at Pilar to the hospital. It is learnt that his wife also participated in the said programme.

If the tests prove that he is infected, the department will keep the wife and ten children also under close observation. It is said that 45 persons from Karnataka had taken part in the above convention.

The district administration has already found that a person from Uppinangady had participated in the said programme at Delhi. The administration has asked those who participated in the Markaz meeting at Delhi from March 8 to 20 to call helpline 1077 or district health officer without fail, as this is very important.

The man from Uppinangady, who happens to be the leader of an organization, too had participated in the said programme. The authorities have taken steps to admit him into the hospital and subject him to tests. His family members would be quarantined if he tests positive for the presence of coronavirus.

 

  

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  • Chidanand, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 01 2020

    Those who attended this convention should voluntarily call and inform the authorities. This will not only give them much needed test and treatment on time, will also protect others. If you are infected its not crime, if you are hiding the information and spreading the Virus, roaming freely then its wrong!

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  • Aadil Khan, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 01 2020

    It is a great move by the authorities to track the attendees and subjecting them to Covid-19 tests. It is in the interest of the suspect, his family and all those around him and above all the general public.

    The attendees should voluntarily come forward and get examined to rule out the doubts.

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  • Sandesh, Mangalore

    Wed, Apr 01 2020

    Just quarantine them with full family. No time to wait for results.

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