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Devotees throng Someshwara temple despite COVID crisis
Devotees throng Someshwara temple despite COVID crisis
Mangalore Today News Network / Yahoo
Mangaluru, April 29, 2021: Despite surge in COVID-19 infections and restrictions on gathering, devotees in large numbers participated in the ’Brahmakalashotsava’ at Someshwara temple in Mangaluru’s Ullal on the night of April 26.
Social distancing norms and other COVID guidelines were flouted during the celebrations. People were seen without masks even as the devastating 2nd wave of COVID-19 is sweeping the country.
#WATCH Despite COVID19 restrictions, devotees in large numbers took part in ’Brahmakalashotsava’ at Someshwara temple in Ullal, Mangaluru yesterday#Karnataka pic.twitter.com/uozqDAQ8NZ
— ANI (@ANI) April 27, 2021
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