Karnataka government issues guidelines for Ramzan amid rising Covid cases
The
Karnataka government has issued a set of guidelines
for Muslims to follow during the holy month of Ramzan, in view of growing coronavirus cases in the state.
The
government said the growing cases call for strict compliance of COVID-19 Appropriate Behaviour (CAB),
especially during Ramzan as "people tend to congregate in large
numbers".
According
to a circular issued by the government, people above 60, those with
comorbidity, pregnant women and children below 10 years should remain at home.
Large
gatherings of people are prohibited and social distancing should be maintained
at mosques.
There should
be markings on the floor of the place of worship to manage queues and face masks
should be made mandatory.
"Entry
of visitors shall be staggered to avoid crowding," it said.
Cough
etiquette should be adhered to, thermal screening and hand sanitization should
be done at the entrance of mosques, it added. Read More
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