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Sales Drop, Losses Mount As Covid Surge Hits Bengaluru Shopping Hubs
Commercial Street is one of biggest commercial hubs in Bengaluru in Karnataka. The 550 metre stretch, which hosts about 489 shops and was once bustling with crowd, now has a very low footfall.
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Bengaluru's Mega "Doctor At Doorstep" Drive To Cover 27 Lakh Households
Minister In-Charge for Bengaluru Urban, R Ashok, said that all 27 lakh households in the city will be covered under the drive.
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Cases Dropping, But Bengaluru Covid Fatality Rate Higher Than Karnataka's
With a lockdown in place and what is, hopefully, the slowing of the second wave, the number of new coronavirus cases in Bengaluru has been reducing but the case fatality rate, or CFR, is high.
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In Bengaluru, Unclaimed Ashes Of 1,200 Covid Victims Submerged
Wrapped in white cloth and marked only by numbered stickers, dozens of clay pots lay unclaimed at the Sumanahalli crematorium in the suburbs of Bengaluru, where the ashes of Covid victims have been piling up.
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Karnataka COVID-19 Lockdown To Continue Till June 7, Says Minister
Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai today said that the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown in the state will continue till June 7.
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"Feeling Helpless": Bengaluru Doctors Amid Covid Surge, Lack Of Resources
For Dr Shilpa, a junior resident doctor at a government hospital in Bengaluru, the most daunting task amid the deadly second COVID-19 wave is deciding between several critical patients when there is just one ICU bed left in the hospital on most days.
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"Fake News": Tejasvi Surya On Reports He Apologised For Bengaluru Bed Row
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya has denied reports that he apologised to those working at a municipal COVID-19 war room in Bengaluru, after his allegations of what he called a "bed-blocking scandal" at his own party-controlled civic body took a communal turn.
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Video: BJP's Tejasvi Surya's Expose On Covid Bed Scam Takes Communal Turn
After BJP MP Tejasvi Surya's big reveal on what he called a "bed-blocking scandal" in Bengaluru, blaming his own party-controlled civic body, a video has exposed shocking communal comments made in his presence against 17 Muslim employees.
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Over 30,000 Covid Cases In Karnataka, Bengaluru Sees Biggest 1-Day Spike
Karnataka today reported over 31,000 cases of coronavirus with 180 deaths as a deadly second wave of the virus sweeps through the country. The state's positivity rate now stands at 18.71 per cent, official data showed.
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Karnataka Records 11,265 Covid Cases, Highest Single-Day Spike This Year
Karnataka reported the highest single-day spike in COVID-19 cases this year by recording 11,265 new infections in the last 24 hours, which took the overall count to 10,94,912 in the state.
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Karnataka Rules Out Lockdown Amid Spike In COVID-19 Cases
Karnataka has ruled out the possibility of another full lockdown in the state to deal with the rising COVID-19 cases, and has instead imposed a night curfew in several districts.
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Financially Stressed, Bengaluru Schools Protest, Demand Vaccination On Priority
Financially stressed because of being shut for months due to the coronavirus pandemic, the staff and management of several schools in Karnataka on Wednesday gathered to protest at Bengaluru's Freedom Park.
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Bengaluru's Covid Fatality Rate Lowest Among Major Indian Cities: Health Minister
Bengaluru's coronavirus case fatality rate of 1.1 per cent was the lowest among all major cities in the country, Karnataka Health Minister Sudhakar K said on Wednesday.
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South Western Railway To Run Seven Additional Trains From Tomorrow
Seven new trains will start from the Bengaluru in addition to special trains from September 12, the South Western Railway has said.
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Patients Home Isolating Forces Closure Of Bengaluru's Covid Care Centres
Karnataka has consistently featured among the top 5 states with highest coronavirus cases and deaths for the past few months, and there seems to be no let-up in the surge. However, state-run Covid Care Centres have started closing as asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic patients are now allowed to isolate at home. This has left the administration wi...
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Sales Drop, Losses Mount As Covid Surge Hits Bengaluru Shopping Hubs
Commercial Street is one of biggest commercial hubs in Bengaluru in Karnataka. The 550 metre stretch, which hosts about 489 shops and was once bustling with crowd, now has a very low footfall.
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Bengaluru's Mega "Doctor At Doorstep" Drive To Cover 27 Lakh Households
Minister In-Charge for Bengaluru Urban, R Ashok, said that all 27 lakh households in the city will be covered under the drive.
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Cases Dropping, But Bengaluru Covid Fatality Rate Higher Than Karnataka's
With a lockdown in place and what is, hopefully, the slowing of the second wave, the number of new coronavirus cases in Bengaluru has been reducing but the case fatality rate, or CFR, is high.
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In Bengaluru, Unclaimed Ashes Of 1,200 Covid Victims Submerged
Wrapped in white cloth and marked only by numbered stickers, dozens of clay pots lay unclaimed at the Sumanahalli crematorium in the suburbs of Bengaluru, where the ashes of Covid victims have been piling up.
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Karnataka COVID-19 Lockdown To Continue Till June 7, Says Minister
Karnataka Home Minister Basavaraj Bommai today said that the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown in the state will continue till June 7.
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"Feeling Helpless": Bengaluru Doctors Amid Covid Surge, Lack Of Resources
For Dr Shilpa, a junior resident doctor at a government hospital in Bengaluru, the most daunting task amid the deadly second COVID-19 wave is deciding between several critical patients when there is just one ICU bed left in the hospital on most days.
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"Fake News": Tejasvi Surya On Reports He Apologised For Bengaluru Bed Row
BJP MP Tejasvi Surya has denied reports that he apologised to those working at a municipal COVID-19 war room in Bengaluru, after his allegations of what he called a "bed-blocking scandal" at his own party-controlled civic body took a communal turn.
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Video: BJP's Tejasvi Surya's Expose On Covid Bed Scam Takes Communal Turn
After BJP MP Tejasvi Surya's big reveal on what he called a "bed-blocking scandal" in Bengaluru, blaming his own party-controlled civic body, a video has exposed shocking communal comments made in his presence against 17 Muslim employees.
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Over 30,000 Covid Cases In Karnataka, Bengaluru Sees Biggest 1-Day Spike
Karnataka today reported over 31,000 cases of coronavirus with 180 deaths as a deadly second wave of the virus sweeps through the country. The state's positivity rate now stands at 18.71 per cent, official data showed.
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Karnataka Records 11,265 Covid Cases, Highest Single-Day Spike This Year
Karnataka reported the highest single-day spike in COVID-19 cases this year by recording 11,265 new infections in the last 24 hours, which took the overall count to 10,94,912 in the state.
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Karnataka Rules Out Lockdown Amid Spike In COVID-19 Cases
Karnataka has ruled out the possibility of another full lockdown in the state to deal with the rising COVID-19 cases, and has instead imposed a night curfew in several districts.
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Financially Stressed, Bengaluru Schools Protest, Demand Vaccination On Priority
Financially stressed because of being shut for months due to the coronavirus pandemic, the staff and management of several schools in Karnataka on Wednesday gathered to protest at Bengaluru's Freedom Park.
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Bengaluru's Covid Fatality Rate Lowest Among Major Indian Cities: Health Minister
Bengaluru's coronavirus case fatality rate of 1.1 per cent was the lowest among all major cities in the country, Karnataka Health Minister Sudhakar K said on Wednesday.
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South Western Railway To Run Seven Additional Trains From Tomorrow
Seven new trains will start from the Bengaluru in addition to special trains from September 12, the South Western Railway has said.
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Patients Home Isolating Forces Closure Of Bengaluru's Covid Care Centres
Karnataka has consistently featured among the top 5 states with highest coronavirus cases and deaths for the past few months, and there seems to be no let-up in the surge. However, state-run Covid Care Centres have started closing as asymptomatic and mildly symptomatic patients are now allowed to isolate at home. This has left the administration wi...
