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Fresh guidelines have been issued to control crowding at marketplaces and the concerned officials have been instructed to conduct surprise visits at places that are expected to see large footfall during the festivals.

It is learnt that the powerful legislator put pressure on the Karnataka Tank Conservation and Development Authority (KTCDA) to clear the detailed project report (DPR) when officials had flagged the aforementioned violations.

Due to covid many strict restrictions are being imposed in market areas within the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike’s (BBMP’s) jurisdiction to prevent gathering of crowds during festivals coming up in October and September.

From garbage tucked into the crevices of broken footpath slabs, to a rod of a footpath’s fence piercing through the thick trunks of some of the oldest trees in town– trees that Subhan has known and loved all her life, trees that she works hard to protect. ​

The footpaths were not pedestrian-friendly. To make the footpaths attractive and pedestrian-friendly, the BSCL contractor had planted expensive saplings in the trough. But, no measure was taken to protect the saplings from a cattle raid.

Một nhà máy của BMP tại TP. HCM đã ngừng sản xuất từ giữa tháng 7, trong khi 2 nhà máy chủ chốt tại Bình Dương và Long An hiện duy trì 15-20% công suất.

The Deputy Commissioner of BBMP is looking into all covid related issues and warns hospitals that stringent action will be taken against those caught malpracticing.

The BBMP’s door-to-door survey and health check-up to determine the general health of residents kicked off on Monday.  While the survey will largely focus on assessing the spread of Covid-19 and tracing new infections, it’s also expected to create a ready database of citizens’ health parameters. 

​ Bommai said that he has empowered BBMP Chief Commissioner to take necessary steps if the number of covid cases rise beyond two per cent. Presently, the positivity rate in Bengaluru city is at 0.66 per cent.

Bengaluru: The Karnataka government has decided to open class 9, 10 and Pre University classes in districts which have less than 2 per cent of positivity of Covid-19 infection.