The reopening of institutions in the Dakshina Kannada area, has been reliably learned that over 600 students have tested positive for coronavirus infection. The majority of the students who contracted the sickness claimed to be from Kerala. A few weeks ago, the college students were tested for the illness. Following the opening of offline classes. As the number of infections increased, the district identified 29 institutions as containment zones.
Most institutions that did not rigorously observe the Covid guidelines during examinations and physical classes have been served with notices, as per the district nodal officer for Dakshina Kannada district. He indicated that the majority of students who took exams in the last few weeks became ill because some schools neglected to take preventative steps. Infected students are being quarantined in their hostels, residences, and child care facilities. 620 students have tested positive, as per the health department, and a few colleges have been told to discontinue offline classes.
It has been learned that medical personnel is assigned to watch students in hostels and that many of those who had direct contact with infectious individuals have not yet been quarantined. Students who were supposed to be quarantined are interacting with other students and people from other hostels. It has been discovered that complaints have been filed against educational institutions that claim that students who should have been confined have returned home. Quarantined students were sometimes served in the same room as other students and maintained in the same wing. Institutions that do not follow the rules would be sued, as per the health expert.
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