Citing the third wave concern, Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa on Tuesday organized a meeting with some health experts to take necessary action before the disease storm again into the state.
The third wave scare
To control 3rd wave of COVID19 a comprehensive discussion was held with an expert committee. The discussion included the topics related to how well the state is prepared for the third wave and what actions should be taken to reduce the damage made by the predicted third wave.
To this, the committee has made some valuable advice regarding safety measures for children, medical oxygen availability, post-COVID health issues.
In order to control 3rd wave of #COVID19 a detailed discussion was held with a expert committee. The committee has made some important recommendations regarding safety measures for children, medical oxygen availability, post-COVID health issues: Karnataka CM, BS Yediyurappa pic.twitter.com/yb3h2Cwwkh
— ANI (@ANI) June 22, 2021
Not to be under the “illusion”
However, CM also advised all the units not to be under the “illusion” that the COVID-19 pandemic is stopped and asked them to be alert. Also, people, should be careful and follow all the precautionary preventive measures.
“It is true we have relaxed the lockdown except for few districts, but don’t go by the illusion that the COVID has passed, we will have to wear masks, maintain distance and sanitize our hands frequently,” Yediyurappa said.
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Previously, the state has further relaxed the Covid-19 restraints in 17 districts where the positivity rate is below 5 percent, including Bangalore, starting from Monday, allowing all shops to function from 6 AM to 5 PM and public transport to continue operations with 50 percent capacity.
