Mumbai: Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) said on Friday that so far collected more than Rs 59 Crore as a fine of people who did not wear masks in public places since the beginning of Covid-19 pandemic.
This number has been collected between April 2020 and July 2021, in accordance with the city corporation.
According to official figures until July 8, BMC has collected a fine of Rs 59.82.42,200.
The number of inclusive fines defeat collected by Mumbai and train police as well.
Citizens who do not follow the rules of facial masks in public places fined Rs 200 by BMC.
In the action, a fine of RS 51.38,45,400 had been collected by BMC, Mumbai police had restored a fine of Rs 7,93,57,600 and a fine of RS 50.39.200 had been collected from those traveling in the middle, west and railroad lines.
The Civic’s body has made it obliged to wear a mask in public places last year.
Meanwhile, Mumbai recorded 540 new Covid-19 cases on Thursday, pushing the calculation of active cases to 7,714.
The city also saw 13 deaths in the last 24 hours.
The cumulative kasulation of the metropolis has reached 7.26,824 and the victim died to 15,586.
BMC collects more than RS 33 Lakh Ayo to spit on the public placesthe BMC has collected a fine of more than RS 33 Lakh from 16,659 people to spit in public places.
Rs 200 fine is collected if not obedience.
The Civic body has collected a fine of RS 33,01,900 from September 17, 2020, to date.
Among the 24 administrative wards in Mumbai, L Ward, which included Sakinaka and Kurla, have reported the number of violators and the highest fine with the tone of Rs 5.59,400 has been collected from there.
It was followed by the environment (Nariman Point, Colaba), which collected Rs 3,89,600.