Kerala, Maharashtra travellers cannot enter Karnataka without negative PCR test ...United Arab Emirates

Bangalore: Karnataka Health Minister Dr K Sudhakar said it has issued circulars for COVID-19 tests after seeing the surge in Maharashtra and Kerala, and since both the states share borders with Karnataka. "On average, 4,000-5,000 cases being reported in Kerala and 5,000-6,000 in Maharashtra daily. We share borders with them. So, we issued circulars. Unless we see RT-PCR negative certificates from those coming from these states they will not be permitted to enter the state," Sudhakar told reporters. The Health Minister further said that the state has not found any South African strain or Brazilian strain (of COVID-19). "We have not found any South African strain or Brazilian strain. All that

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