Bengaluru: Increased coronavirus incidence leads to voluntary seal down enforcement


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (SP)

Bengaluru, Jun 22: As people are worried about the coronavirus menace that has been strengthening its grip on the state, more and more people are volunteering to stay indoors. The state appears to be slipping back to its days of seal down with the exception that the current seal down is undeclared.

In areas where more coronavirus cases are being reported, people are observing seal down norms on their own. They are reducing their outdoor activity and are guarding localities against the entry of outsiders. These development have been noticed in the city, Kanakapura, and some other places.

The country has seen a prolonged lockdown period. Still, there has been an increased coronavirus activity that has baffled the people and health activists alike. Many feel that the situation was well under control when lockdown was in force. Unless something drastic is done to arrest the trend, many believe, the state may shortly go back to the days of official lockdown.

The state has over 9,000 infected people with 453 cases out of which 196 were from Bengaluru alone, having been reported on Sunday. As many as 5,618 have been healed while there are 3,393 active cases. Out of the above 196, 103 have a history of typhoid, sources said. Twenty-three among them were in contact with infected persons while in the case of 66, no such contact was found.

 

 

 

  

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    Indians are Responsible & will bear the Consequences ...

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  • ANU, mangalore

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    When COVID 19 cases were just 150 in India three months ago, the Government enforced sudden lockdown and all were stuck in their places. Still international flights were operating since December January when first COVID cases were reported in Wuhan. If they had allowed these 150 cases to be quaranteed and treated without allowing any international flights probably cases cases would have been controlled. Secondly they should have banned Wine shops till Covid 19 was eradicated. This led to more cases. Now situation is very tough to control.

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  • Joulan, Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    Very, very true

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  • Mohammed Farveez, Haleangadi Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    International flights are allowed only after lockdown for those indian citizens not outsiders, how will that be possible

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  • Ajmal, Delhi

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    and so the people forgot Jamatis from Nizamuddin ...

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  • PRAVEEN KUMAR, MANGALORE

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    Bangalore has to be really alert and stay safe

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  • G R PRABHUJI, Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    Not only Bangalore sir, through out the state every body must aler because SSLC exam are going to be held in few days. I think till December alertness is required. That what I believe.

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  • abu mohammed, KSA / Mangalore

    Mon, Jun 22 2020

    Yes, at least until December 2020, no social gatherings , no outings

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