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Increase in the number of patients; Instructions for punitive action by district administration - Rs 500 fine for non-use of mask
Nagpur 31: At the end of the year, due to the continuous increase in the number of patients in Nagpur district, the decision to take punitive action for Kovid ban was taken at the meeting of the Disaster Management Authority held today. The district administration has instructed in a new order to impose a fine of Rs 500 on those who do not wear masks, Rs 10,000 on establishments where there is more crowd than allowed, and Rs 50,000 on those who see crowds at the Mars office.
The number of patients in Nagpur city has been steadily increasing in the last week. The number is 28 on December 30, 9O on December 31. Therefore, in today's meeting of the Disaster Management Authority, it was directed to take punitive action. Given by Vimala. Apart from Zilla Parishad Chief Executive Officer Yogesh Kumbhejkar, other department heads were also present at the meeting.
At this time, District Collector R. Vimala has given clear instructions to the Sub-Divisional Officer as well as Tehsildar in the rural areas of the district. The number of patients is increasing in the district and it was directed to reduce the crowds at weddings, events, ceremonies and festivals. According to the new guidelines announced by the district administration today, the number of weddings should not exceed 50, whether in open or closed spaces. When conducting any social, cultural, political, religious gathering, event or gathering of citizens in an open space or in an open space, the maximum number of attendees should be limited to 50 persons. The maximum number of attendees for the funeral will be limited to twenty persons.
Punitive action
The order, issued today, stipulates that any person who does not comply with the Kovid compliance will be fined Rs 500 in each case for violating the rules. Therefore, from tomorrow, those who do not wear masks will be fined in urban as well as rural areas.
Shops, establishments to customers here
It is imperative to tell Kovid to behave accordingly. A fine of Rs. The person who will not behave according to Kovid. They will also be treated differently.
Such organizations or establishments will be liable to a fine of up to Rs. Institutions that repeatedly pay such fines will be shut down.
Taxis, four wheelers carrying private transport, any bus will be fined up to Rs 500 per person for misconduct. Drivers, helpers, or vehicles providing services will also be fined up to five hundred rupees. The owner, however, will be fined Rs 10,000 for this, the new order said.
Complete two doses
It has been clarified that as the number of patients increases, the congestion on the roads will decrease. Citizens are required to take two doses of Corona Prevention. It has been clarified that those who have taken one should complete their two doses immediately and protect themselves. Apart from this, in view of the increasing number of patients, instructions have also been given to set up supplementary systems in all the major hospitals.
Nagpur 31: At the end of the year, due to the continuous increase in the number of patients in Nagpur district, the decision to take punitive action for Kovid ban was taken at the meeting of the Disaster Management Authority held today. The district administration has instructed in a new order to impose a fine of Rs 500 on those who do not wear masks, Rs 10,000 on establishments where there is more crowd than allowed, and Rs 50,000 on those who see crowds at the Mars office.
The number of patients in Nagpur city has been steadily increasing in the last week. The number is 28 on December 30, 9O on December 31. Therefore, in today's meeting of the Disaster Management Authority, it was directed to take punitive action. Given by Vimala. Apart from Zilla Parishad Chief Executive Officer Yogesh Kumbhejkar, other department heads were also present at the meeting.
At this time, District Collector R. Vimala has given clear instructions to the Sub-Divisional Officer as well as Tehsildar in the rural areas of the district. The number of patients is increasing in the district and it was directed to reduce the crowds at weddings, events, ceremonies and festivals. According to the new guidelines announced by the district administration today, the number of weddings should not exceed 50, whether in open or closed spaces. When conducting any social, cultural, political, religious gathering, event or gathering of citizens in an open space or in an open space, the maximum number of attendees should be limited to 50 persons. The maximum number of attendees for the funeral will be limited to twenty persons.
Punitive action
The order, issued today, stipulates that any person who does not comply with the Kovid compliance will be fined Rs 500 in each case for violating the rules. Therefore, from tomorrow, those who do not wear masks will be fined in urban as well as rural areas.
Shops, establishments to customers here
It is imperative to tell Kovid to behave accordingly. A fine of Rs. The person who will not behave according to Kovid. They will also be treated differently.
Such organizations or establishments will be liable to a fine of up to Rs. Institutions that repeatedly pay such fines will be shut down.
Taxis, four wheelers carrying private transport, any bus will be fined up to Rs 500 per person for misconduct. Drivers, helpers, or vehicles providing services will also be fined up to five hundred rupees. The owner, however, will be fined Rs 10,000 for this, the new order said.
Complete two doses
It has been clarified that as the number of patients increases, the congestion on the roads will decrease. Citizens are required to take two doses of Corona Prevention. It has been clarified that those who have taken one should complete their two doses immediately and protect themselves. Apart from this, in view of the increasing number of patients, instructions have also been given to set up supplementary systems in all the major hospitals.
The number of patients in Nagpur city has been steadily increasing in the last week. The number is 28 on December 30, 9O on December 31. Therefore, in today's meeting of the Disaster Management Authority, it was directed to take punitive action. Given by Vimala. Apart from Zilla Parishad Chief Executive Officer Yogesh Kumbhejkar, other department heads were also present at the meeting.
At this time, District Collector R. Vimala has given clear instructions to the Sub-Divisional Officer as well as Tehsildar in the rural areas of the district. The number of patients is increasing in the district and it was directed to reduce the crowds at weddings, events, ceremonies and festivals. According to the new guidelines announced by the district administration today, the number of weddings should not exceed 50, whether in open or closed spaces. When conducting any social, cultural, political, religious gathering, event or gathering of citizens in an open space or in an open space, the maximum number of attendees should be limited to 50 persons. The maximum number of attendees for the funeral will be limited to twenty persons.
Punitive action
The order, issued today, stipulates that any person who does not comply with the Kovid compliance will be fined Rs 500 in each case for violating the rules. Therefore, from tomorrow, those who do not wear masks will be fined in urban as well as rural areas.
Shops, establishments to customers here
It is imperative to tell Kovid to behave accordingly. A fine of Rs. The person who will not behave according to Kovid. They will also be treated differently.
Such organizations or establishments will be liable to a fine of up to Rs. Institutions that repeatedly pay such fines will be shut down.
Taxis, four wheelers carrying private transport, any bus will be fined up to Rs 500 per person for misconduct. Drivers, helpers, or vehicles providing services will also be fined up to five hundred rupees. The owner, however, will be fined Rs 10,000 for this, the new order said.
Complete two doses
It has been clarified that as the number of patients increases, the congestion on the roads will decrease. Citizens are required to take two doses of Corona Prevention. It has been clarified that those who have taken one should complete their two doses immediately and protect themselves. Apart from this, in view of the increasing number of patients, instructions have also been given to set up supplementary systems in all the major hospitals.
