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Need vaccine not only for covid, but also for Tejasvi Surya’s communalism: Congress
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May 5, 2021
Bengaluru, May 5: The Congress has expressed shock over BJP’s Bangalore South MP Tejasvi Surya listing out 17 only Muslim names, linking them with the alleged bed-blocking scam in Bengaluru s south municipal zone.
The Congress released the full list of employees working in the BBMP South zone war room handling distress calls for Covid-19.
“There are 205 employees working in the BBMP south zone war room. But Tejasvi Surya chose to name 17 names of Muslims. This is a third-class, third-rated, gutter-class mentality,” Congress’ Rajya Sabha MP Syed Naseer Hussain told reporters.
B luru civic body allows RWAs, NGOs to set up Covid care centres
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Bengaluru, May 1 : With Bengaluru emerging as an epicentre of Covid-19 cases in Karnataka for the last one year, the city s civic body has recently allowed all the non-governmental organisations (NGOs), corporates, resident welfare associations (RWAs) and other apartment complexes to set up Covid care centres within their premises for treating the asymptomatic and mild symptomatic patients.
Bengaluru has been grappling with a shortage of beds for quite some time, especially after the outbreak of the second Covid wave. The city s Covid tally now stands at over 25,000.
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Covid advisory panel recommends more restrictions, 14-day lockdown in Karnataka
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April 24, 2021
Bengaluru, Apr 24: With Bengaluru recording 1.5 lakh active coronavirus cases, the highest for any city in the country, the Karnataka Task Advisory Committee on Covid- 19 has asked the state government to impose stringent restrictions, including lockdown for 14 days to break the chain.
The members of the panel have also recommended to the government to increase the number of beds to tide over the crisis.
The TAC members also foresee the third wave Covid in October-November and have, accordingly, insisted that the government should complete the vaccination of vulnerable age groups before the next wave hits. Professor and Head of Lifecourse Epidemiology, Public Health Foundation of India (PHFI), Giridhar Babu said: