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Senior public health officials urged people not to be slack in taking precautions, as the virus is very much in the community.
Hyderabad: States grapple with an upsurge in Covid-19 cases, so far there has been no sign of a similar second wave of Covid infections in Telangana.
New variants of SARS-CoV-2 are being blamed for the rise in Covid infections. Maharashtra and Kerala, as of Tuesday account for 75 percent of the total Covid infections in the country, Telangana continued to have a lower active caseload and higher recovery rate.
Telangana, however, has the potential to lull the general public into complacency which could prove to be costly. While confirming that there are no signs of a second wave, senior public health officials have urged people to show no signs of slackness, as the virus is very much still there in the community.
Devotees with darshan tickets only will be allowed on Ratha Sapthami
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Decision taken in view of prevalence of COVID pandemic
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Decision taken in view of prevalence of COVID pandemic
Tirumala Tirupati Devasthanams (TTD) Executive Officer K.S. Jawahar Reddy has made it clear that the devotees with valid darshan tickets alone will be allowed to travel up to Tirumala on the day of Ratha Sapthami festival (February 19) in view of the COVID protocol.
Tens of thousands of devotees converge atop the town to take part in the festival which will be organised from dawn to dusk. A majority of the devotees tend to spend the entire day seated in the mada streets witnessing different processions of the deity. With an intention to minimise the congregation and thereby thwart any minute chances of infections, the TTD resolved to strictly abide by the health protocols.