New orders issued by District Magistrate
Sunday night curfew lifted in the district in view of covid-19
The lockdown will continue till October 31 in the containment zones
No time constraints on opening shops, restaurants, hotels, liquor contracts outside containment zones
Bathinda, October 7(Jagmeet chahal)
Disclosing this here today District Magistrate B Srinivasan said that as per the guidelines of Punjab Government, curfew has been lifted on Sunday and night on the last day of the week in view of COVID-19 in the district However, the time limit imposed on shops, restaurants, hotels, liquor contracts etc. in areas outside the containment zones has also been abolished due to COVID-19.
Apart from this, gathering of 100 persons for social, academic, sports, recreational, cultural and political programs outside the Containment Zones will also be allowed but the guidelines issued by the Department of Health and Family Welfare will be followed. Up to 100 people will also be allowed to gather for weddings and funerals.
As per the new orders enacted by the District Magistrate, there is no restriction on all private vehicles including buses with open windows / windows provided that the passengers are wearing masks while the instructions issued by the Union Home Ministry on September 30, 2020 regarding Covid-19 Will be followed within the district
As per the instructions issued by the District Magistrate, trains, domestic passenger flights, air transport will be allowed under SOPs.
Mr. B Srinivasan said that under the Mission Fateh launched by the Punjab Chief Minister Capt. Amarinder Singh, the guidelines of the state government to win the war against Corona Virus, SOPs and instructions issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India Ensure strict adherence to
The Deputy Commissioner further said that persons above 65 years of age, those suffering from serious illnesses, pregnant women and children below the age of 10 years are advised to stay at home as long as there is any urgency to get out of the house. Don’t work.
He said that in case of violation of the prescribed guidelines, Sections 51 to 60 of the Disaster Management Act 2005 and IPC Action may also be taken under section 188 of the IPC.
