Lockdown near total in Kalyana Karnataka
The Hindu
Lockdown imposed to contain the spread of COVID-19 was almost total in the towns and cities of Kalyana Karnataka region on Monday. Except for essential services such as hospital and pharmacies, all ot
Lockdown imposed to contain the spread of COVID-19 was almost total in the towns and cities of Kalyana Karnataka region on Monday. Except for essential services such as hospital and pharmacies, all other establishments pulled down their shutters. With vehicular movement being thin, the towns and cities across the region wore a deserted look. Morning walkers and joggers did not have any problem. People stepped out of their houses during the morning hours and bought essentials, including groceries and milk, for the day. As the day passed, the urban centres began getting deserted. Police teams were found patrolling the roads. There were additional teams deployed at important locations to ensure the implementation of the new restrictions. Additional forces were deployed in such locations that normally attract more crowds.
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