A total of 103 cases of coronavirus contamination were reported in Bangalore apartment in Karnataka. The cases came after a recent party at Residential Society SNN Raj Lakeview. The apartment is declared a container zone and only those who are allowed to leave will have a Corona negative certificate. Earlier, on February 13, 42 students studying at the College of Nursing at RT were infected.

The Brihavat Bangalore Metropolitan Policy (BBMP) confirmed that the Raj Lakeview apartment is located in the Bowmanhalli area, where 103 positive cases have been reported. Once these cases come to light, any city from Kerala needs to show BBMP Corona’s R-negative RT-PCR certificate. In addition, the BBMP is in talks with the city’s Resident Welfare Association (RWA).

BBMP Commissioner Manjunath Prasad spoke with RWA on Tuesday morning via video conferencing and gave information on two corona clusters built in the city. At the meeting, he appealed to the RWA to act as a watchdog to the BBMP and keep an eye on the Kovid-19. They have asked apartment dwellers to host any closed door event. An infected person can become a super spreader if the ceremony is held in an air-conditioned environment, he said. That said, social distance should be followed in open-air programs and people should be masked in the face.

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“Bangalore has come a long way in the fight against Corona,” Manjunath Prasad said. Before that, six thousand cases were reported in a single day, and now it has reached 100-200. We need to stop spreading it further. There is no need to fear. ”He asked to keep an eye on those coming from outside the apartment.

As for the cases found in the apartment, Manjunath Prasad said he had a meeting with the RWA following the 103 case that came out Tuesday at Raj Lake View Apartments. We examined the corona of 1058 people living in that apartment and 103 of them were infected. Of these, 90 are above 90 years of age. However, in most cases there were no signs of corona. They are being closely observed and provided with all kinds of medical facilities.

He said a recent event was held in the apartment’s clubhouse. This event served as a ‘Super Spreader’. Six BBMP teams have been assigned to investigate the others in the apartment. He said all people have been told to stay in their flats and only those with a negative certificate are allowed to come out. There are concerns about this, but said there are no fears. We will overcome this.