Bengaluru cinema-goers flout Covid-19 norms

Deccan Herald

3 years ago

Amid rising Covid-19 infections across the country, people have been instructed to adhere to Covid-19 guidelines and take precautionary measures. But crowds in Bengaluru seem to overlook the Covid-19 scare for their love for movies. A huge crowd was seen outside Bengaluru's Veeresh theatre on the night of April 3. Karnataka government had announced on April 3 that order capping seating capacity in theatres at 50% would be applicable from April 7. This decision came following request from Kannada film industry.

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