KARNATAKA HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Covid cases in India cross 4,000-mark; 5 deaths reported in 24 hours
India's active Covid-19 cases have risen to 4,026, with five deaths reported in the last 24 hours, prompting increased vigilance. Kerala, Maharashtra, Gujarat, Delhi, West Bengal and Karnataka account for over 72% of the active caseload.
Karnataka reports 87 new COVID-19 cases, active cases rise to 311
Karnataka reported 87 new COVID-19 cases, increasing the active count to 311 with a 17.2% positivity rate. Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao reassured the public of the state's preparedness and mild infections. Nationally, India has 3,961 active cases, a significant rise from May 22, with Kerala, Maharashtra, and Delhi being the most affected.
Covid cases rise in India: Active caseloads hit 3,961, 4 more deaths; Kerala, Maharashtra, Delhi worst affected
India sees a rise in active Covid-19 cases, reaching 3,961. Kerala, Maharashtra, and Delhi report the highest infections. Thirty-two Covid-related deaths occurred since January 1. Experts advise vigilance but state that most cases are mild. New Omicron sub-variants are under monitoring. States are rechecking hospital preparedness. Vaccination and masking are key to managing the spread.
Bengaluru man dies after testing positive for Covid-19 amid surge in cases
A 63-year-old man with pre-existing health conditions, who had tested positive for Covid-19, passed away in a Bengaluru private hospital, raising Karnataka's Covid-19 death toll to four. The patient, fully vaccinated and undergoing chemotherapy, suffered from pulmonary TB and cancer.
Covid-19: Wear masks in crowded places, maintain physical distancing, says Karnataka govt
The Karnataka government has issued a public advisory urging citizens to practice responsible behavior amid a recent increase in COVID-19 cases. The advisory emphasizes wearing masks in crowded places, maintaining physical distancing, and practicing good hygiene.
Covid-19: If children have symptoms don't send them to school, says Karnataka govt
Karnataka government issued a circular regarding Covid-19 precautions in schools. Parents are asked to keep symptomatic children at home. Schools must send symptomatic children back home. Teachers and staff should also take precautions. The state emphasizes hand hygiene and cough etiquette. These measures aim to protect the health of students. Currently, Karnataka has 234 active Covid cases.
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Covid cases in India: Over 2,700 active cases, 22 deaths as of May 30
India's active Covid-19 cases reached 2,710 on May 30, with a daily increase of 511. Seven deaths were reported across states, raising the total since January 1, 2025, to 22. Kerala remains the most affected, followed by Maharashtra and Delhi, which saw a significant case spike. Recoveries improved, with 255 patients discharged.
Elderly man with COVID-19 passes away in Karnataka
Karnataka reports two recent COVID-19 related deaths, one in Belagavi involving a 70-year-old with pre-existing conditions and another in Bengaluru involving an 84-year-old with comorbidities. The state currently has 126 active cases, with 40 new infections reported recently. Nationally, active cases have risen to 1,010, driven by new variants, prompting increased vigilance and preventive measures.
Covid-19: Karnataka records 40 positive cases
Karnataka reported 40 new COVID-19 cases, raising the state's active cases to 126, with a positivity rate of 10.12%. Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao inspected KC General Hospital's preparedness, ensuring the availability of essential equipment like oxygen cylinders and ICU beds. A dedicated COVID-19 helpline will be launched soon to assist the public.
India’s early monsoon relief comes with a price tag — and it’s rising
India's early monsoon, the earliest since 2009, brings both relief and economic concerns. While the rains offer respite from summer heat, they threaten to disrupt supply chains and inflate prices, particularly for essential vegetables like onions and tomatoes.
Covid situation under control, schools and public advised caution: Karnataka medical education minister
Karnataka Minister Dr. Sharan Prakash Patil has directed state-run medical facilities to prepare for a potential surge in COVID-19 cases. While reassuring the public that there's no need to panic, he advised vulnerable groups like pregnant women and the elderly to wear masks in crowded areas.
COVID-19: Virus prevalent is not serious, but precaution must, says Karnataka CM
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah addressed the recent COVID-19 cases. He stated the current virus strain is not serious. However, he emphasized the need for precautions. Officials are instructed to prepare for any future situation. The state currently has 80 active cases. Parents are advised against sending children with symptoms to school. Elderly and those with comorbidities should wear masks.
Covid-19 cases rise in India: Delhi crosses 100-mark; active nationwide tally at 1,009
India is experiencing a slight increase in Covid-19 cases, with active cases reaching 1,009. Delhi is the most affected state, reporting a significant rise in infections. Kerala and Maharashtra also show high active caseloads. While the surge is mild, authorities urge vigilance, adherence to Covid-appropriate behavior, and increased testing and genome sequencing in hotspot regions.
Covid: Karnataka takes all precautionary measures, including testing, says minister
Karnataka is taking precautions amid new COVID-19 cases, focusing on testing high-risk individuals, according to Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao. An audit is underway following the death of an 84-year-old with comorbidities who tested positive. While the situation isn't alarming, officials are monitoring closely and will consult with the central government on further actions, prioritizing testing and vigilance.
Covid deaths: 21-year-old dies of COVID-19 in Thane, fourth fatality in Maharashtra
India is currently monitoring a rise in COVID-19 cases across multiple states. A 21-year-old patient in Thane died, and an 84-year-old man in Bengaluru also passed away after testing positive. Health officials advise caution but urge people not to panic. The Union Health Ministry is closely monitoring the situation and has held meetings to review the cases.
Karnataka: 84-year-old man infected with COVID-19 dies due to multi-organ failure in Bengaluru
A 84-year-old man with severe comorbidities has died due to multi-organ failure in Karnataka's Bengaluru, and his Covid-19 test results came back positive on Saturday, said health officials.
Karnataka Health Minister urges people not to panic amid spike in COVID cases
Karnataka Health Minister Dinesh Gundu Rao urged the public to remain calm despite a slight increase in COVID-19 cases, with 35 cases reported statewide, including 32 in Bengaluru. He assured that the government is prepared and following central guidelines, emphasizing that no restrictions are in place and daily life can continue normally.
Covid cases rising in India: Mumbai reports nearly 100 infections; Gurgaon, Chennai and Pune increase preparedness
Several Indian states are experiencing a rise in Covid-19 cases, mirroring a regional resurgence in parts of Asia. Cities like Mumbai, Chennai, and Ahmedabad have reported a noticeable increase in infections, prompting health authorities to monitor the situation closely. While most cases are mild, precautions are advised for vulnerable populations, and genomic sequencing is underway to track variants.
Delhi reports 23 COVID-19 cases, orders hospitals to ensure beds, oxygen & vaccine stock
The Delhi government has issued a Covid advisory instructing hospitals to ensure availability of beds, oxygen, essential medicines, and vaccines. The advisory follows a rise in Covid cases across several states. Hospitals have been directed to send all positive samples for genome sequencing to Lok Nayak Hospital and ensure that all critical equipment, including ventilators and oxygen concentrators, are functional.
Bengaluru: Nine-month-old baby tests positive for Covid-19
In Bengaluru, a nine-month-old baby boy has tested positive for Covid-19, Karnataka health officials confirmed on Friday. The infant, from Hoskote in the Bengaluru Rural district, was diagnosed via a Rapid Antigen Test on May 22nd and is currently stable, receiving treatment at Vani Vilas Hospital.
Covid cases rise in Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and Gurgaon; hospitals on alert
Several major Indian cities, including Delhi, Mumbai, and Bengaluru, are experiencing a gradual increase in COVID-19 cases after a period of relative calm. While officials emphasize that there is no need to panic, hospitals are on alert, and safety advisories have been reissued. Health departments are ramping up surveillance and readiness across multiple states.
Covid cases rising in Bengaluru; Nine-month-old baby tests positive, Karnataka Health Ministry issues advisory
Karnataka's Health Department has issued an advisory due to a gradual increase in Covid-19 cases in Bengaluru over the past 20 days, with 32 out of 35 cases in the state reported from the city. Health Minister Rao advises vulnerable groups to wear masks and practice hygiene.
Mumbai, Chennai, Ahmedabad and more Indian cities see rise in Covid cases: Here’s what health experts want you to know
Health officials are closely monitoring a slight increase in Covid-19 cases across India. Mumbai, Chennai, and Ahmedabad are experiencing a rise in infections. While overall cases remain low, some hospitals are taking precautions. Testing has increased for those with flu-like symptoms. Experts advise vulnerable individuals to take preventive measures. The situation is under control, but vigilance is necessary.
Karnataka, Tamil Nadu report rise in Covid-19 cases
Karnataka and Chennai are experiencing a slight increase in Covid-19 cases, prompting health officials to advise precautions like masking and social distancing, especially for vulnerable populations. While the infections appear mild and hospitalizations remain low, authorities are closely monitoring the situation and international trends, particularly concerning new Omicron sub-variants observed in Singapore and Hong Kong.
Mango irradiation operations normalised at Mumbai facility after brief data error
India's mango exports to the United States are showing strong growth. A temporary disruption at a Mumbai irradiation facility is resolved. The issue stemmed from a data recording error. US authorities rejected twelve mango shipments. Mango irradiation and clearance normalized on May 10. India's mango production is up nine percent. Exports to the US have increased significantly.
Bengaluru city roads 'caused mental trauma': Man sends Rs 50 lakh notice to BBMP
A 43-year-old Bengaluru resident has served a Rs 50 lakh legal notice to the city’s civic body, BBMP, citing “physical agony and emotional trauma” caused by damaged roads. Dhivya Kiran claims years of pain, hospital visits, and growing distress due to BBMP’s failure to maintain road infrastructure. His legal move arrives amid fresh chaos caused by record rainfall that left much of Bengaluru flooded, claiming lives, paralysing mobility, and exposing the city’s ongoing infrastructure crisis.
Mumbai weather: Rain lashes several parts of the city, brings respite from humidity
Mumbai residents experienced relief from humidity as rainfall hit the city on Saturday morning. The IMD forecasts continued light showers and partly cloudy skies. Across India, the IMD predicts rainfall and thunderstorms in southern and northeastern regions for the next five days. While Northwestern India braces for thunderstorms and heatwaves, eastern India anticipates hot, humid conditions.
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Karnataka: Governor sends Muslim quota bill to President days after PM’s comments
Karnataka's bill, proposing 4% reservation for Muslims in government contracts, faces scrutiny as Governor Gehlot forwards it to the President due to constitutional concerns about religion-based quotas. Prime Minister Modi has criticized the bill as unconstitutional, alleging it infringes upon the rights of other communities.
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