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Covid test mandatory in Karnataka for patients with respiratory and flu-like illnesses

IndiaTimes Friday, 5 January 2024
Karnataka Health Minister orders mandatory Covid testing for adults with ILI and SARI; Covid helpline to be launched. Covid positivity rate in Karnataka remains at 3.82%. Minister directs officials to closely monitor Covid positive cases and follow guidelines from Technical Advisory Committee. Private and government hospitals instructed to conduct Covid testing for ILI/SARI patients. Decrease in Covid cases expected next week in Karnataka. ​​It is expected that the trend of decreasing Covid cases may start next week in Karnataka.
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