No Lockdown or night curfew for now in Karnataka as Covid cases rise
Bengaluru, Apr 02: Despite the rising number of coronavirus case especially in the slicon city Bengaluru, Chief Secretary of Karnataka P Ravikumar on Friday said that there will be no Lockdown or night curfew for now in the state. However, people will be asked to follow Covid-19 norms strictly to prevent rising infections.
So far, the state government has banned all parties and celebrations in apartments. "The number of Covid-19 cases in apartments is increasing, so no parties or celebrations allowed", the government notification said.
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Strict action against people for not wearing masks. Earlier last week, the Karnataka government had announced a fine of Rs 250 for not wearing a face mask in public in any Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike (BBMP) area.
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Meanwhile, Dakshina Kannada District Deputy Commissioner has imposed Section 144 of CrPC, in view of rising COVID-19 positive cases in the district. All religious gatherings banned at public places, public grounds, gardens, markets and religious places.