Karnataka orders 7-day institutional quarantine for visitors from Kerala amid Covid spike
Bengaluru, Aug 30: Karnataka on Monday ordered 7-day institutional quarantine for visitors from Kerala amid a spike in COVID-19 cases.
"One week institutional quarantine and testing after seven days, irrespective of vaccination or negative RTPCR report, is compulsory for people coming from Kerala," said Karnataka Revenue Minister R Ashok.
"In meeting chaired by CM Basavaraj Bommai, it was decided that night curfew would be relaxed in all areas except Kodagu, Hassan, Dakshina Kannada and Udupi districts, which share borders with Kerala, that is reporting a high COVID caseload," Ashok added.
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