Another COVID-19 cluster detected in Bengaluru; 12 nursing college students test positive
The Hindu
Second outbreak in this college, says district health officials
A day after a COVID-19 cluster was detected in a school in Bengaluru, another group of 12 students from a nursing college on the outskirts of the city tested positive for COVID-19 on Friday. All 12 students of Spurthy College in Marasur, are above 18 years of age, and are first year B.Sc. (Nursing) students, who live in the college hostel, said district health officials.
The source of the infection has been traced to three students who went to a supermarket in Anekal. District health officers said they had developed symptoms, but tested negative on RAT. However, before the RT-PCR test results arrived, they went to their respective home towns.
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