Karnataka Mandates 7-Day Home Isolation for COVID-19: What You Need to Know

New Delhi: As COVID-19 cases rise, Karnataka has taken steps to keep everyone safe. Now, if someone tests positive for COVID-19, they need to stay home for seven days. This decision was made because even if people feel okay, they can still spread the virus, especially to older people or those with other health problems.

The government wants to make sure everyone follows this rule. If you work for the government or a company, and you have to stay home because of COVID-19, you’ll get a week off to recover. Doctors and nurses will also visit people who are sick at home to make sure they’re okay.

The government also has some advice for everyone: Wear masks, keep some distance from others, and if your child is sick, it’s better to keep them home until they feel better.

The government is taking this seriously. They’re even getting more vaccines to help protect everyone. They’re making sure hospitals have enough beds and machines to help people who get very sick. It’s important for everyone to do their part to stop the virus from spreading, especially now with a new variant called JN.1. Stay safe, take care of each other, and follow the rules to keep everyone healthy.