Corpn. asks people to extend cooperation to UPHC staff
The Hindu
Mangaluru City Corporation on Tuesday asked the authorities of residential apartments, housing layouts and malls to cooperate with doctors and staff from Urban Primary Health Centres (UPHCs) who are c
Mangaluru City Corporation on Tuesday asked the authorities of residential apartments, housing layouts and malls to cooperate with doctors and staff from Urban Primary Health Centres (UPHCs) who are conducting COVID-19 test.
Commissioner of the corporation Akshy Sridhar said in a release that in the backdrop of re-opening of educational institutions, malls, shopping complexes, super-markets and other public establishments, the corporation is witnessing an increase in the rate of COVID-19 cases under its limits.
Public establishments have already been directed to adhere to COVID-19 guidelines as a pre-condition before conducting public transaction and activities. Establishment owners are mandated to direct their staff to undergo COVID-19 test once in every 10 days.
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