New Delhi: With the number of new Covid-19 cases on a constant increase, night hours imposed by Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) between 11pm and 5 in the morning began to apply since Monday.
The command states that the Covid-19 level and the level of participants have increased rapidly over the past few days, in addition to an increase in the omicron variant of the Coronavirus novel.
“Therefore, it feels that night it needs to be worn in Delhi with direct effects as an emergency step for the welfare and safety of people,” he added.
Unlike DDMA orders forced night at night in April, which is currently done with e-pass requirements to free people.
In April, apart from government officials and health professionals, others in the free category must register online for e-passes, which are approved by district judges.
Some Lakh applications are accepted for e-passes in April, where a large number is rejected because most applicants are not part of the excluded category.
Many also completely fill out online applications.
Instead of e-pass, this time which is released from night hours can produce a valid identity card that proves that they are involved in important services.
DDMA has directed all district judges and deputy police commissioners to ensure strict compliance with orders.
However, the order states that fundamental restrictions are associated with people’s movements, but not with important goods and services.
There will be no restrictions on the movement of interstate and intrastate and transportation of goods, both essential and non-essential.
There is no separate permission or e-pass needed for the movement.
Apart from those involved in important services, others are released including pregnant women and patients for medical services, those who go to neighborhood stores walk to buy important items, those who come from or go to the airport, train station, And those who appear academic or recruitment or recruitment or government officials are involved in carrying out them.
Public transportation such as Metro Delhi and buses in the specified time, and paratransit such as autorickshaw and taxis have been allowed to operate during curfew.
However, they can only transport them released from curfew, while participating in the prescribed Covid safety protocol.
Night at night has been in the neighboring country of Uttar Pradesh and Haryana between 11pm and 5 in the morning.
The source said the curfew will ensure that celebrations on New Year’s Eve and the days before it did not lead to crowding or “super-spreader” events.
Delhi: e-pass is not needed for those who are excluded
