Karnataka Gears Up for Possible COVID Spike, Public Urged to Stay Calm

The Siliguri Today • May 28, 2025 • 1:55 PM

Bengaluru, May 28: With a potential rise in COVID-19 cases looming, Karnataka’s Minister for Medical Education and Raichur district in-charge, Dr. Sharan Prakash Patil, has directed state-run hospitals, medical colleges, and frontline health workers to brace for a surge in infections.

He emphasized that the government has already taken proactive steps and adequate precautionary measures to manage any spike in cases. “There is no reason for the public to panic,” Dr. Patil stated, assuring that systems are in place to ensure timely medical response and support.

Dr. Patil, who also oversees portfolios related to skill development and livelihood, reiterated the government’s commitment to preparedness and public safety during the evolving situation.

Karnataka Gears Up for Possible COVID Spike, Public Urged to Stay Calm

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