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BANGALORE: STATE GOVERNMENT ALLOWS INDUSTRIES IN VIRUS-FREE DISTRICTS TO RESTART

Published On 25 Apr 2020 07:48 AM

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• Industries in nine virus-free districts will start again

• KSRTC buses will be arranged for the transportation of labourers with all safety measures

The Karnataka state government led by BS Yediyurappa has granted permission to all the industries in nine virus-free districts to start again. This decision was followed by another important decision which states that all labourers within the st....

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