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At least three people at a factory unit in Bommasandra, South Bengaluru, have tested positive for the novel coronavirus, days after the place was visited by India’s first Omicron case. The unit belongs to Adcock Ingram Ltd, a South African pharmaceutical firm. According to Bengaluru Urban district officials, 66-year-old Mahesh C (name changed), the South African national and
Fifty-eight students remain locked down at the Spurthy College of Nursing in Anekal, South Bengaluru, which has emerged as a Covid cluster after 17 pupils tested positive for the novel coronavirus. On Saturday night, five more students were found infected with Covid-19, raising the tally to 17.
Bengaluru COVID-19 news: Fully vaccinated 11 nursing students test positive - Those who tested COVID-19 positive are first-year BSc students. Of them, only one was not vaccinated as she had tested positive for the virus in June.
Even as the number of Covid-19 positive cases went up to 281 in the SDM college in Dharwad, three more clusters emerged in Karnataka — two in Bengaluru, and one in Mysuru -- as health experts debated if the outbreak is due to the Delta variant or another new variant.
Twelve students of a nursing college in Bengaluru - 11 of them fully vaccinated - have tested positive for COVID-19. Nine are symptomatic.