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Reserve 50% beds for Covid-19 patients or face strict action: Karnataka health minister to Bengaluru private hospitals

Reserve 50% beds for Covid-19 patients or face strict action: Karnataka health minister to Bengaluru private hospitals Karnataka Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar on Thursday asked private hospitals in Bengaluru to reserve 50 per cent of beds for Covid-19. advertisement UPDATED: April 15, 2021 21:33 IST Karnataka Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar on Thursday asked private hospitals in Bengaluru to reserve 50 per cent of beds for Covid-19. (File Photo) Urging private hospitals in Bengaluru to adhere to the Karnataka government s directions of reserving 50 per cent of beds for Covid-19 patients, state Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar warned of strict action against them if they fail to do so.

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How Bengaluru hospitals are battling Remdesivir crunch as Covid cases spike

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Mangaluru MLA U T Khader suffers minor injuries as his car collides with truck in Davanagere

Mangaluru MLA U T Khader suffers minor injuries as his car collides with truck in Davanagere
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Karnataka Covid Cases | Covid-19 cases in Karnataka might increase till May 2, but no plans for lockdown yet: CM Yediyurappa

Updated Apr 13, 2021 | 11:13 IST Karnataka reported 9,579 new Covid-19 infections and 52 deaths on Monday, taking the overall caseload to 10.74 lakh and the casualty figure to 12,941. People waiting for Covid-19 tests at KSRTC bus stands in Bengaluru. | Photo Credit: PTI Key Highlights Bengaluru Urban alone accounted for 6,387 of the new cases in the state in the past 24 hours As of now, there are 10,74,869 confirmed Covid-19 positive cases in the state, including 12,941 deaths and 9,85,924 discharges Of the 75,985 active cases, 75,515 patients are stable and in isolation Bengaluru: Even as the state continues to consistently report more than 9,000 new cases every day, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa on Tuesday said that the state government does not plan to impose any lockdown anytime soon.

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