Karnataka health minister K Sudhakar
BENGALURU: Hinting at no relaxation in the new set of guidelines issued by the state government, amid pressure from various sectors, Karnataka health minister K Sudhakar on Saturday said it was inevitable to take certain strict measures so that things don't go out of control.
He said the guidelines have been issued on the advice of the technical advisory committee consisting of experts, after examining the situation, and if things are under control by April 20, activities will be allowed to resume.
"The government is not happy by restricting activities. I have been requesting through the media for the last one month that a second wave is at our doorstep and if we don't understand and take precautionary measures, the government will have no other options and may have to take serious measures," Sudhakar said.