The police station has been sealed after a constable came to Corona positive in Bengaluru, the capital of India's state of Karnataka. The Kabban Park Police Station located in the city center has been ordered to be sealed by the Bengaluru Central Deputy Commissioner of Police, DCP. Officials gave information about it on Saturday.
In his statement, Kuldeep Jain of Bangalore DCP Central Crime Branch said that the Kabban Park police station has been sealed after a constable was coronated here. The DCP is headed by 60 policemen and personnel. Please tell that Karnataka is the first state in the country where corona was the first to die, although before that infected cases were reported from Kerala. At the same time, the number of infected people here is 8281. If we talk about the whole country, then the number of infected people has reached 3,95,705 here. At the same time, the death toll has reached 12967. Each day this figure keeps increasing. Maharashtra is the most infected country in the country. The number of infected here has crossed 1 lakh.
For your information, tell us tell you that India is the fourth most infected country in the world. Please tell that at this time the country is facing a Corona crisis at this time. At the moment, precaution is being taken in the country because no vaccine has been prepared for this virus yet. All countries are busy making their countries their own level vaccine. The infection of this virus is spreading rapidly globally. India ranks fourth globally in the number of infected cases. At the same time, America is the number one infected country. Brazil is on second and Russia on third. Prevention is now being done to prevent this virus. Right now, emphasis is being placed on social distancing in the country. So that this virus is spreading fast from infection.
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