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Karnataka govt reopens colleges amid Covid crisis but with condition

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Covid-19 vaccine will be permitted to attend the colleges. The colleges and institutions have to follow strict COVID appropriate behaviour and guidelines by the concerned department, the Karnataka government added.

Violators of COVID guidelines will be liable to face legal action under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code (IPC). Meanwhile, medical and paramedical staff in Karnataka will be trained on Covid-19 management, State Health and Medical Education Minister Dr K Sudhakar said on Friday.

Speaking at the inauguration of a training programme organised by the State Health Department for doctors in Bengaluru Urban District, Sudhakar said vaccine is being given to those aged above 18 years but experts have been of the opinion that the

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