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Campus outbreaks fuel Omicron fears

100 students from Telangana, Karnataka positive in the past three days; officials say will shut premises if needed

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Health workers walk past passengers waiting for testing at Katra railway station, in Jammu, on Monday. Pic/PTI

Health workers walk past passengers waiting for testing at Katra railway station, in Jammu, on Monday. Pic/PTI

A rise in COVID-19 cases in some states, including Telangana and Karnataka, where nearly 100 students tested positive in the past three days has raised concerns amid Omicron spread. 

At least 43 students of the Chalmeda Anand Rao Institute of Medical Sciences in Telangana’s Karimnagar district have tested positive, prompting officials to shut down the campus. The outbreak is believed to have been triggered by a college event held last week in which many students did not wear masks.

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