Shimoga: Taluk office sealed after staff tests COVID-19 positive


Team Udayavani, Jul 13, 2020, 4:20 PM IST

Shimoga: A staff of taluk office here has been diagnosed with COVID-19. The staff has been admitted to the local designated COVID-19 hospital and the taluk office has been sealed.

Other staff members who have been in contact with the diagnosed staff at the office have been quarantined.

The taluk office is currently sealed for three days and will be sanitized.

The number of cases in the Malanad district is increasing every day.

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