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Home minister Bommai launches fire force drive for spraying chemicals in infected areas

  •   Mon, May 03 2021 06:01:03 PM

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Bengaluru, May 3: Home minister Basavaraj Bommai on Monday launched the State Fire Force and Emergency Services for spraying chemicals in the Covid infected areas in view of the surge in the second wave of the pandemic.

The State Fire Force and Emergency Services had organized the programme near the Town Hall.

A similar programme for spraying chemicals had been conducted in the Covid infected areas during the first wave. It is being carried out in heavily populated areas as the chances of spreading the virus was more in such areas.

The State Fire Force and Emergency Services has arranged 12 big vehicles for spraying the chemicals throughout the State. In areas where access to the bigger vehicles is not possible, smaller vehicles will be used, the minister said.

Karnataka State Fire Force and Emergency Services director-general of police, Amar Kumar Pande and other senior officials were present.

 

 

 

 

 

 
  

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  • Rational thinker, Mangalore

    Tue, May 04 2021

    Nothing but showing off where it is not required! They have utterly failed on the oxygen supply.

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  • Alwyn, Mangalore

    Tue, May 04 2021

    After spraying Chemicals Bommai went home and had a nice hard Liq.....BBQ Chi...and Beau....Sun....

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  • KAVIN, UDUPI

    Mon, May 03 2021

    NATIONAL WASTE, THEY COULD CONCENTRATE ON PROVIDING OXYGEN AND INCREASING BEDS FOR PATIENT.

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  • Sahil, Mangaluru

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Bommai clueless.

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  • Rational thinker, Mangalore

    Mon, May 03 2021

    100% unscientific and useless exercise! I am surprised who gives permission for such nonsense? It has been proven to do more harm to nature and humans than eradicate the virus. Purely looks like a money making scam. Please stop this!!!

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  • Rudolf Rodrigues, Mumbai

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Spraying toxic chemicals will be very much counter productive & worsen matters further!

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  • Gurka, mangaluru

    Mon, May 03 2021

    STOP this nonsense !! its a old age idea of spraying !

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  • Rita, Germany

    Mon, May 03 2021

    O my God.such a silly action I have not heard till now.Now what are they spraying now?does anyone know.Second during this process see how many Police and people are staying around.Next instead of covid these people will be suffering with this spray side effects .and water will be contaminated with this spray and animals fish ,and humans will suffer .Does Home minister know what they are spraying?They are spraying as though there is big fire alarm in the city.Disinfection should be sprayed where there is need .Here no need .It doesnt effect virus.Does fire force know the use of this?Is it not the job from disinfection dept.how much and where should be sprayed in which dilution ?

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  • Monty Dotor, Mangalore

    Mon, May 03 2021

    What are the chemicals that they are spraying, are they toxic to humans? Of course they will not kill the virus, but humans should not be harmed.

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  • Ananth, Manipal

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Bleach (Sodium Hypochlorite) I believe. Nothing else works.

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  • Charles D'Mello, Pangala

    Mon, May 03 2021

    "Home minister Bommai launches fire force drive for spraying chemicals in infected areas"......in my opinion this minister is doing wrong......By spraying chemicals he will be making healthy also unhealthy.

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  • k b r, Mangala Uru

    Mon, May 03 2021

    as per latest scientific opinion, chance of covid transmission by surface is very little / nil....

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  • Rakesh Pinto, Mangalore

    Mon, May 03 2021

    See Our luck , our State minsters busy in election campaign so far no time for public welfare. Now day has come to for spray... Natak ..Natak... Public just think we need such Govt?

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  • Stan, Mangalore

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Whichever Govt would have faced similar situation.... Forecasting this situation was not at all possible

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  • Dylan, Mangalore

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Finally got up Sirjji not late. Better late than never. Should have done this last year.

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  • Joel, Mangalore

    Mon, May 03 2021

    At the end of the day, both money and water goes in drainage

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  • RonRon, Udupi

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Its Crazy...... Mukhmafi

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  • Sameer, Riyadh

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Yes..Corona virus which is less than .01 micron will wait for you until you spray? How much area will you cover, how many times will you spray, how many days? What chemicals are being sprayed? Are they safe enough?

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Rightly pointed, I had raised the same points last year too, Viruses are airborne & sunshine can neutralize them so no need for spraying any chemicals which are hazardous for the nature which serves no purpose. According to one scientist the very use of pesticides & herbicides causes the bacteria in stress to release viruses into atmosphere & we can see more deaths have occurred in those areas which were heavily polluted & not in villages. In Brazil there were incidence of Zika viral infections affecting only babies in the womb, but according to some scientists their unhygienic living standards & malnutrition caused the condition & to cover that failure a theory was floated & more pesticides were sprayed in those areas to kill mosquitoes where pregnant women too were living & we know the Thalidomide incidence, & Agent Orange sprayed in Vietnam still suffering genetical defects continuing even after many decades & generations after the war ended, the chemical is now in herbicides which are manufactured by Monsanto now bought by Bayer. But powerful industries will always create a research paper by paying scientists & create a virus story to coverup their misdeeds.

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  • Concerned citizen, Mangalore

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Find solution for the hungry people who are affected due to lockdown.

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  • Cynthia, Kirem

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Now...awake ! Arise !! Wait not !!!. We have two spraying trucks ? Are they in bejai museum ? We haven't seen the colour of that vehicle so far...

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Mera Karnataka Badl Raha Hai ...

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