Bengaluru: 91 constables at training school tested Corona positive

BENGALURU: Around 91 constables at the Police Training School (PTS) in Thanisandra and four from Magadi Road police station (west division) tested positive for coronavirus on Thursday.

Now by this, the total number of infected police personnel only in Bengaluru has touched 1,026. While nine of them have died, 565 have been recovered and discharged.

A senior PTS officer said one constable had tested positive a couple of weeks ago. “I am not sure whether his primary contacts were quarantined. The outbreak came to light during random testing which was carried out last week,” he said.

“The 91 patients have been shifted to designated facilities, including Victoria Hospital. Around 150 of their roommates have been quarantined,” a senior police officer said.
Also Ram Nath Kovind stated that :The Covid protective gears are meant to safeguard and protect health workers associated with IRCS medical services in these states as well as the volunteers of IRCS who are at the forefront of flood relief and rehabilitation efforts.


Dr Harsh Vardhan, Union Health Minister says that the plasma therapy trials are slowly being expanded. In Tamil Nadu, so far, 34 Covid-19 patients have undergone the treatment and 29 have recovered. Doctors are urging for more plasma donors to come forward
India has so far reported 1.25 million cases and more than 30,000 deaths due to Covid-19. India has one of the lowest cases and deaths per million population. Our recovery rate stands at 63.45% whereas our mortality is at 2.3%.


We have performed over 15 million RTPCR tests so far, and are now performing more than 0.35 million tests per day with a projected quantum of performing 1 million tests per day, he furthur adds.

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