Nagpur: Maybe the first step like that in the state, Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) and district collectors have decided that full vaccination will be mandatory for everyone, both worshipers, management, or staff, to enter religious places.
The state government has permited the reopening of religious places for worshipers from October 7, but have not made full mandatory vaccination.
In order on September 24, the State Public Health Department has allowed the reopening of places of worship for the people from October 7, as long as they are outside the detention zone.
Although not mandatory, the government has advised people over the age of 65, comorbid, pregnant women and children under 10 years to stay at home.
At the same time, the government said, “the local authorities concerned, consulting with relevant stakeholders, then can add instructions to this guideline by considering local conditions.” Commissioner of the city of Radhakrishnan B told TOI, “We have made a decision to make two mandatory vaccine doses for all people who enter religious places.
The main motive is to contain the spread of the disease.
Also, it is now very clear from city data itself which is fully vaccinated by the symptoms Very light even if they contract disease.
Religious places are closed for a long time.
Opportunities in a hurry in the early days and during the upcoming festivals can not be ruled out.
Therefore, decisions have been taken in a greater public interest.
” Civil heads will issue a sequence on Thursday.
R Vimala collector issued this order for rural districts on Wednesday.
He made him mandatory to complete 14 days after the second dose of vaccination to enter religious places.
The government has made these conditions mandatory for staff and people who enter the mall, which is usually a closed system.
The majority of religious places are also closed, so decisions are welcomed by public representatives and also carry out trust and associations that run religious places.
Ramtek Mla Ashish Jaiswal, also an advocate, said it was a good decision and would benefit in encouraging everyone’s vaccination.
“Some people, especially from rural areas, are still hesitant to vaccines.
Everything is eager to worship when religious places are reopened.
This step will help increase vaccination,” he said.
Ravi Waghmare, President of Paschim Nagpur Nagrik Sangh, who runs RAM RAM and Lord Hanuman located in Ram Nagar, “said the civil head decision and the collector was very alive.
Until now Aarti and cleanliness is permitted.
Therefore, we ensure two doses of vaccines for all Pujaris and staff.
Vaccinations All who come to the temple will definitely help contain the spread of disease.
“Religious places are closed in all districts since February 23, when the second wave began, which turned out to be very contagious and malignant.
Only Fully Vaxxed to Enter Religious Places in the Regency of October 7
