Coordinating with neighbouring States to reduce inconvenience: ADGP
The Hindu
‘Karnataka is insisting on RT-PCR negative certificate only to prevent unnecessary travel’
Karnataka government is coordinating with authorities in neighboring Kerala and Maharashtra to reduce inconvenience to people in border areas because of restrictions to prevent spread of COVID-19, said Additional Director General of Police (Law and Order) Pratap Reddy. Talking to reporters after reviewing arrangements at Talapady border checkpost near Mangaluru, Mr. Reddy said RT-PCR negative certificate is not being insisted on from people heading to Dakshina Kannada district on a medical emergency. Similarly, degree students who are attending examinations in Dakshina Kannada are also being allowed to proceed after checking the hall ticket.
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