Noida: The day after the Toi reported about rampant violations of Covid norms in Atta and other markets in the city, police and administrative officials had increased supervision and challans in crowded areas.
According to officials, the team has been formed to monitor six crowded market areas and all metro stations in the city.
The police team will monitor the market area in Harola, Sector 51, Sector 41, Sector 18, Atta and the Brahmaputra Market in Sector 29.
“We have identified several fields that are very problematic.
It is also difficult to control street vendors in these fields because they are permitted for Stay open now.
People have started gathering this food stall in large quantities.
We constantly make announcements on the market and neighboring police station now asked to form a team for extensive placements, especially during curfew, “said Ranvijay Singh, DCP Additionally, Noida.
Toi has reported that several markets such as Atta, Consultation Chhijarsi and Brahmaputra have seen a large crowd that violates Covid norms.
Although there is no social distance followed in these markets, some unauthorized street vendors also add a crowd to increase.
Officials added that no self rules and people seemed to carry masks only to avoid coercive actions than for their own safety.
Singh said, “The main problem is that no one practices social distance.
Also, while everyone seems to have a mask, they do not wear it, or wear it above the mouth and chin.
It is clear that they only wear masks so they are not placed.
This attitude Need to change.
“Singh said that the police station in sector 39 and 49 each would form a team, while the Sector Police Office 20 will form three Covid monitoring teams.
The crowd at the Metro station also increased and the police team will be deployed from Friday to ensure social distance outside these stations too.
Meanwhile, DM Suhas Ly said that all administrative steps were being considered and if the crowd did not reduce immediately, strict coercion measures can be taken.
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