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Mangaluru: After being sent home from quarantine centre, Mumbai-returnee tests positive

  •   Sun, May 31 2020 12:52:13 PM

Daijiworld Media Network - Mangaluru

Mangaluru, May 31: In what is being termed as a costly mistake by the district administration, a Mumbai-returnee who was sent home from quarantine centre has now tested positive.

A resident of Boliyar, the person had recently returned from Mumbai and had been placed in a quarantine centre in Deralakatte as per protocol.

However, he was released from quarantine and sent home even before the test results were out, said sources.

The test result which was received on Saturday May 30 confirmed that he had contracted coronavirus.

The same day, he was shifted from his home to Wenlock hospital, which is exclusively treating coronavirus patients.

Sources said that he was released from the quarantine centre and sent home, he went out and visited several places in and around Boliyar. He also spent time with his family.

Residents in Boliyar are now in a state of anxiety, as they fear spread of coronavirus in their area.
  

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  • Shuba, Mumbai

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Whosoever a travelled should be strictly following the
    procedure of self isolation for 14days. If for any reason
    any symptoms appear during this period he/she should be tested . If there are symptoms or no symptoms it is necessary to follow the social distance and mask procedure as a responsible citizen of the country.

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  • soni, usa

    Mon, Jun 01 2020

    Hello
    First of all in india people never listen or never understand, no manners no common sense, no discipline.. just blame govt. govt . govt.. this sickness not only in india all over the world.. just see how world following govt guidelines.. this our responsibility care our family .. NO ONE care just enjoying bike care etc.. pls stop claiming govt. Everyone fedup to follow public.. JUST respect our family stay home .. stop gathering etc.

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  • bm, Mlr/ksa

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Please do not release until test results are out.

    Do not play with the lives of innocent people

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  • Love, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    For how many days can government keep everyone in qrtn..some other alternative should be found as soon as possible..

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  • sri_elder, Karkala

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Please suggest something!

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  • Love, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Be a responsible perosn and self qrtn urself with out wasting government money which is inturn public money.

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  • Sxb, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    At first they told 28 days quarantine, then it was reduced to 21 days and further reduced to 14 days. Now it is just 7 days. Let them go after 7 days and their responsibility is over.

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  • Rayan, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    In next few days there will be no quarantine as the virus spreads, you will be on your own.

    The containment zone will be restricted to your own house or flat.

    Let's not blame the Govt and be more responsible by protecting our families and us by taking precautions and increasing our immunity.

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  • Amin, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    People are busy pointing fingers at administration. When Dubai returnee‘s were put up in Govt Quarantine people suggested home Quarantine. If we had strictly followed the home quarantine in the initial days of lockdown, these things wouldn’t have come up. Its better to ask ourself whether we have done our duties right rather than pointing at Administration.

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  • sri_elder, Karkala

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Even if they were sent home, they are not supposed to go out right?

    I think district administrators have not conveyed them another 15 days of strict home quarantine???


    Now if the said person is asymptotic and if he was wearing masks, maintaining social distance... then nothing much to worry!

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  • Sandesh Kanchan, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    This is why strict institutional quarantine is required for atleast 14 days because most people think corona is a joke. This fellow irresponsibly went around meeting people? How many did he end up infecting? Why not make a law that strictly punishes such jokers with 6 months jail time who purposely violate home quarantine? This is a health emergency and no one seems to realise this including the district administration who seem to be in a hurry to release quarantined fellows!!!!

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  • R.Bhandarkar, Mangaluru

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Think testing kit is from ' Chembu Gudda '......
    Ultimately take it down....
    1.Survival of the Fittest... and
    2.In view of the above.... live happily taking each day as it comes without worrying too much about future..

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  • Abu Mohammed, KSA / Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    if a people's representative questions the district administration's modus operandi on the crisis, you people feel pinched somewhere as they are talking against your govt, your messiah and all... the question here to the administration on why did they allow someone waiting result to go home? the guy must be from nationalist gang! not from the tabligi gang for sure.

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  • R.Bhandarkar, Mangaluru

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Abu
    Soch par Rako Kaabu
    Kya Nationalist Kya Tabligu
    Yahaan Tension main hai Mangaluru

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  • Monty Dotor, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    It is said 2 negatives make a positive!This principle is probably applied to Corona tests.Be Happy Be Healthy.

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  • Shashidhar poonja, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Our testing is slow and there is no transparency

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  • Chandra, Surathkal

    Sun, May 31 2020

    What is fast testing and transparency ? Please advise

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  • Shashidhar poonja, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Fast testing is more number of testing kits per million population. Transparency is proper information about the people who are in qu

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  • Chandra, Surathkal

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Thanks :)

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  • Peshu, Manipal

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Wenlock centers test results were positive.!

    Manipal center test results were nagative.!

    Looks like virology labs are using China Made test kits.

    Better give them paracetamol and Swasamrutham syrup...things get resolved

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  • Rohith, Mangalore

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Big mistake from District administration/concern department. Why he was before test results?

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  • Sahil, Mangaluru

    Sun, May 31 2020

    Something fishy about our testing devices....

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Sun, May 31 2020

    The virus spread as well as lax approach by authorities will make Udipi a big hotspot soon as public transport resumes!

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