Kolkata: The Covid Count of Bengal Daily is enlarged to 4,512 on the first day of the New Year, encouraging Brass Top State to actively consider stricter restrictions from next week to combat the spread of the virus.
Chief Minister of Mamata Banerjee has held a Covid review meeting on Monday, after the sidewalk will be announced.
In the instructions that the strict steps were followed, the Bengali government had canceled the program at the Netaji Indoor Stadium on Monday where CM was scheduled to distribute student credit cards.
It also suspends the popular Duyard Sarkar camps to prevent crowding.
In addition, local authorities have been empowered to declare the detention zone.
Senior bureaucrats say bringing back restrictions have become very important to control the covid numbers that run away.
The daily case count in Bengal has surged 10 times in the last six days – from 439 on Monday to 4,512 on Saturday – with Kolkata contributing 50% of the Caseload country.
The city on Saturday recorded 2,398 Covid infections, the highest since May 26.
On Monday, it has recorded only 204 cases.
Kolkata Municipal Corporation has announced 11 detention zones in the city and some micro detention zones are more likely to be stated in the next few days.
On Saturday, top civilian officials and police officers met to write modalities to reintroduce and maintain the detention zone.
Among the sidewalks that can be regrocated deadly schools and colleges, reduce operating hours for restaurants and malls, 50% of office presence, limiting local trains and metro services and elongated hours of night limitation, said source.
At 11pm for 30am movement restrictions, which was lifted for nine days, will return from Sunday.
“Most parents will not want to send children from several schools and colleges say they expect shutdown to be announced on Monday.” Most parents will not send their children to school at this time.
We refocus on online classes until the situation increases, “said the principal of a city school.
The government and private offices also, expect the return of 50% workplace at work with the rest work from home.
The Calcutta High Court on Saturday announced a shift to the audience Virtual.
Only the public prosecutor who emerged in court in matters related to the guarantee petition to produce documents.
Officials that weigh the reduction of transportation services, including trains and local Metro, admit it must be a calibrated step so there is no density in the service remaining.
The State has announced a ban while flight from the UK to stop the spread of the Omicron variant.
The last AI flight from London-Kolkata Leg will operate on Sunday.
CM, however, has shown that there is no blanket limit because it can paralyze the economy.
Various scheduled exhibitions In the month January can also be canceled, said source.
The fair fate of the Kolkata book scheduled from December 31 to February 13 also hangs in balance.
The State Election Commission that has told civil elections in four companies, including Bidhannagar, is expected to announce a more stringent Covid protocol during the campaign.
The source said a big meeting would be limited and candidates would be encouraged to do a door-to-door campaign with fewer number of people than usual.