Health Dept. told to carry out RATs over Kerala COVID-19 scare

Health Dept. told to carry out RATs over Kerala COVID-19 scare

The Hindu

The health authorities of Mysuru district have been asked to mandatorily screen all people coming from Kerala through the district border checkposts, as a measure against preventing fresh spread of the pandemic. Amidst the scare of second wave of the pandemic with new infections being reported in neighbouring Kerala and Maharashtra, an emergency meeting of police officers was convened here by Minister in-charge of Mysuru district S.T. Somashekar. The Minister told the DHO to deploy adequate health workers and police personnel at the checkposts and strictly screen all passengers entering the State.
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