Chennai: Warning Corporation Corporation from a large penalty and business closure that is not limited to violations of Covid-19 norms falls on deaf ears such as thousands of shopping centers in the city on Saturday, the last weekend before the Pongal vacation.
With the complete Lockdown announcement on Sundays, a large crowd looks on Jalan Ranganathan in T Nagar, Purasawalkam, NSC Bose Road and vegetables, meat and fish markets.
Residents raise infection concerns that spread to them from buyers.
“We entered the third year of Pandemi.
Now, the authorities must develop a strategy to control crowding,” said N Jagadessh, a resident of T Nagar.
Commercial complex representatives say they do our best to organize crowding.
Even in residential environments such as Madipakkam and the lake view area at Ayyappa Nagar was crowded on Saturday night, with physical distance norms that took place.
Meanwhile, the city police on Friday ordered 7,616 cases against people because they did not wear masks and collected a fine of 15.23 lakh.
The police team specifically served all the time to enforce restrictions.
Some residents appoint that schools and colleges are closed given the safety of students and teaching staff.
Similar tight steps must be adopted in public places too.
Contact search is difficult in the case of Covid infection that spreads from public places, and the responsibility of the responsibilities lies in the manager of establishment and the public itself, said a city company official.
“However, with total locking on Sundays and Pongal is only one more week, such strict steps are not taken by considering economic reasons,” the official said.
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