Karnataka: Because the daily caseload in Maharashtra is slightly higher than in Karnataka, the State government issued COVID-19 guidelines on Monday for short-term travellers (2 days or less) from Maharashtra to Karnataka by any mode of transportation.

Travelers should be free of symptoms such as fever, cough, cold, throat pain, fever, difficulty breathing, and so on, according to the guidelines. Thermal scanning for fever is required upon arrival, and travellers must have a COVID-19 vaccination certificate for both doses. During their stay in Bengaluru and Karnataka, visitors from Maharashtra, including Mumbai, must wear face masks and adhere to the Covid Appropriate Behaviour (CAB). Persons who strictly follow the rules may be exempted from submitting mandatory RT-PCR negative test reports for the duration of their visit.

Meanwhile, Maharashtra reported 751 new coronavirus positive cases and 15 deaths on Monday, bringing the total number of infections to 66,18,347 and the death toll to 1,40,403, according to the state health department. On Monday, there were fewer cases and fatalities than on Sunday, when Maharashtra had 892 infections and 16 deaths due to COVID-19.  An official said that 1,555 patients were discharged in the last 24 hours, bringing the total number of recoveries in Maharashtra to 64,60,663, leaving 13,649 active cases.

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