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UK strain: Demand for upgraded labs surge in Karnataka

UK strain: Demand for upgraded labs surge in Karnataka UK strain: Demand for upgraded labs surge in Karnataka ByJ Abbas MullaJ Abbas Mulla / Updated: Jan 8, 2021, 07:41 IST (This story was first published in The Times of India on Jan 07, 2021) HUBBALLI: With cases of a mutant strain of coronavirus from the United Kingdom being recorded across the state, the demand for upgraded laboratories is surging. During the initial days when Covid-19 cases were reported, Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) struggled to treat Covid positive patients due to the delay in getting test reports from Shimoga, Bengaluru and Pune. KIMS was eventually equipped with latest machines to test the swab samples. Subsequently, thousands of samples were tested and Covid patients received timely treatment. Now, when suddenly the new UK variant of Covid is in the news, health professionals and the public are demanding for an upgraded Viral Research Diagnostic Lab (VRDL) lab at KIMS to conduct test

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UK strain: Demand for upgraded labs surge in Karnataka | Hubballi News

Image used for representational purpose only HUBBALLI: With cases of a mutant strain of coronavirus from the United Kingdom being recorded across the state, the demand for upgraded laboratories is surging. During the initial days when Covid-19 cases were reported, Karnataka Institute of Medical Sciences (KIMS) struggled to treat Covid positive patients due to the delay in getting test reports from Shimoga, Bengaluru and Pune. KIMS was eventually equipped with latest machines to test the swab samples. Subsequently, thousands of samples were tested and Covid patients received timely treatment. Now, when suddenly the new UK variant of Covid is in the news, health professionals and the public are demanding for an upgraded Viral Research Diagnostic Lab (VRDL) lab at KIMS to conduct test for the new variant before the situation turns worse.

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Protest staged seeking immediate solution to traffic problems under BRTS project

Protest staged seeking immediate solution to traffic problems under BRTS project Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA Seeking immediate steps to sort out the traffic problems being caused due to unscientific execution of the Bus Rapid Transit System (BRTS) between Hubballi and Dharwad, members of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) staged a protest in Hubballi on Tuesday. Staging the protest in front of the BRTS office, the protestors, led by Dharwad district unit president of AAP Santosh Naragund and other office-bearers, including Vikas Soppin, Shashikumar Sullad and others, sought immediate measures to sort out the contentious issues. “Either the problems should be immediately addressed or the BRTS project should be immediately ‘cancelled’ and all the eight lanes should be declared open for mixed traffic,” they said.

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Merchants at APMC yards in State to observe bandh on Dec 21

Updated: December 19, 2020 01:16 IST This is to protest against the government’s decision to hike the APMC cess to 1% Share Article AAA Shankranna Munavalli, president of APMC Action Committee, at an emergency meeting of APMC merchants in Hubballi on Friday. | Photo Credit: Kiran Bakale This is to protest against the government’s decision to hike the APMC cess to 1% Merchants operating from the Agricultural Produce Marketing Committee (APMC) yards across the State have decided to observe an APMC Bandh on December 21 in protest against the government’s decision to hike the APMC cess to 1%. A decision to this effect was taken at an emergency meeting of APMC workers at the Karnataka Chamber of Commerce and Industry (KCCI) in Hubballi on Friday.

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