#Karnataka confirms first positive case of #COVID19. "The patient, around 40 years old, is a techie who arrived back to #Bengaluru from the US on March 1," Medical Education Minister Dr K Sudhakar confirms. @IndianExpress
The infected person's wife and child is also admitted in the isolation ward in RGICD, Bengaluru. A colleague, who travelled with the techie to the US is also admitted and is symptomatic. @IndianExpress
#Coronavirus update: All primary schools (till class 5) in Bengaluru (aided, unaided, private) will remain closed till further orders from March 10. The #Karnataka govt had on Sunday announced closure of pre-primary schools from March 9. @IndianExpress @ieeducation_job
#Karnataka health department confirms three new positive cases of #COVID19 in #Bengaluru. While the new case of a 50-yr-old man is not connected to the earlier cases, the other two are the wife, and daughter of patient tested positive yesterday (on March 9). @IndianExpress 
While the total number of #COVID19 positive cases in #Karnataka is at 4 now, 2 other contacts of the first person is also symptomatic. The unrelated fourth case tested positive on Tuesday (March 10) is of a 50-yr-old man who visited US and London recently. @IndianExpress
#Karnataka confirms fifth positive case of #COVID19. The latest addition is a 26-year-old male patient who came from Greece. "Patient is admitted and isolated at hospital and is stable. All primary contacts traced, asymptomatic," the @DHFWKA media bulletin reads. @IndianExpress
The man (fifth #COVID19 positive case in Karnataka) had landed in #Mumbai from #Greece on March 6 after which he travelled to #Bengaluru on March 8, #Karnataka health department clarifies. @IndianExpress
#Karnataka confirms India’s first #coronavirus death. The 76-yr-old man had reached #Kalaburagi after landing in #Hyderabad airport on Feb 29. He was admitted to a pvt hospital on March 9 as “suspected #COVID19 case”, @DHFWKA confirms. @IndianExpress (1/2)
The patient who passed away on March 10 “has been confirmed for #COVID19. The necessary contract tracing, isolation and other measures as per protocol are being carried out,” #Karnataka health minister @sriramulubjp confirms. @IndianExpress
Death of a 76 year old male from #Karnataka is confirmed to be caused due to co-morbidity and he has also tested positive for #COVID19: @MoHFW_INDIA. @IndianExpress
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#Karnataka health department identifies 56 primary and 400 secondary contacts of the 76-yr-old man who died due to #COVIDー19 in #Kalaburagi. All 7 family members isolated at District Hospital, #Kalaburagi. @IndianExpress
#Karnataka reports seventh positive case of #COVID19. "He (the latest case) was in contact with the 76-year-old man who passed away in Kalaburagi," Health Minister B Sriramulu confirmed in a tweet. @IndianExpress
#Karnataka Health Department clarifies seventh positive case of #COVID19 in State to be of a female patient. "She (daughter of deceased 76-year-old man) is already admitted in Kalaburgi District Hospital and her health condition is stable," the clarification reads. @IndianExpress
#Karnataka: Eighth #COVID19 positive case is of a 32-yr-old male techie in #Bengaluru. He returned from US via London in same flight in which 50-yr-old man (4th positive case in state) on March 8. @IndianExpress
