The Karnataka government has not yet taken a decision on reopening of schools and colleges and will be looked into it after discussion, said Deputy Chief Minister Dr. C.N Ashwathnarayan.
The Karnataka government has not yet decided on the opening of schools and colleges and will be considered after negotiations, said Deputy Prime Minister Dr. C.N Ashwathnarayan.
Karnataka schools and colleges have been closed due to COVID-19 the CM Deputy said, “Currently, schools and colleges are closed. According to the immunization campaign for people over the age of 18, a decision will be made on how to proceed. Experts have suggested that the institutions be reopened. therefore, we will look into it after consultation. “
As for the offices, permission was given by the government to continue working, but the Deputy Minister said it was a decision of the people whether they wanted to go or not.
“They are their choice. We cannot force anyone to come to the office. The only thing is that we need to allow them to work wherever they want,” he said.
“This is the way forward, from the living world to the material world,” concluded Ashwathnarayan.
According to the Union Department of Health, Karnataka has 1,16,473 active cases of COVID-19.
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