Mumbai: The Bombay High Court on Thursday asked the Maharashtra government to think about identifying and separating those who had taken the Covid-19 vaccine dose of the others, and gave “general cards” to people who were fully inoculated to enable them to travel without limits , and work.
The court said the state government should consider allowing people who have received the anti-covid-19 vaccine dose to travel by local trains, and continue with activities that are permitted before the pandemic.
A main judicial bench Datar Datta and Justice G S Kulkarni also said the state and the United States must consider issuing “public cards” which identified citizens as fully vaccinated against Covid-19 and allowed it to travel and work.
The bench led many litigation of public interests looking for permits for lawyers, Judicial Registrars and staff, journalists, and other people who were vaccinated to travel on the local train in Mumbai.
Advocate General Ashutosh Kumbhakoni, which emerged for the Maharashtra government, told HC that a letter from the state disaster management authority would be issued for lawyers and registered justice clerks, which are based on which the train will issue a local train trip.
The bench then referred to an interview with Maharashtra Covid-19 duty task members Dr Shashank Joshi, published in a newspaper in the morning.
Dr.
Joshi said in the interview that the state had not reached the target fully vaccinating at least 70 percent of the population.
He said a third of the Maharashtra population was still very vulnerable to infection by Coronavirus, and local train trips were not limited, even to be fully vaccinated, not yet permitted as a fully vaccinated identification, according to HC.
“If Dr.
Joshi says it can be done (travel travel) can identify, it is for the country and the center to identify a fully vaccinated (person),” HC said.
“One third of the population is still vulnerable to the virus.
Then, this third population must be separated from the two-third, or from being fully vaccinated.
At least give them a card that identifies them fully vaccinated,” HC said.
The court said in several Western countries, people used the card for access to public transportation.
“You can have a general card that can be used as an ID for all that is permitted for a trip that is fully vaccinated, even foreign,” HC said.
Kumbhakoni, and additional lawyers General Anil Singh, who emerged for the Workers Government, said they would discuss the idea of ​​a public card.
The court directed the Maharashtra government to propose a written statement on August 12, proposed a plan proposed to allow citizens who were fully vaccinated in the use of local trains in the city.
It was said that it would consider all other problems raised in the Pils above on August 16.
“When we celebrate the country’s independence on the 15th, let’s hope that on the 16th of us will get independence from all these problems (travel restrictions, trade imposed in the country remembering a pandemic),” HC said.
The court also suggested that the Maharashtra government be an expert administrative body to see complaints from residents over subjects such as local travel, public transportation, and other social problems.
“You can’t compare Mumbai with other cities in this state.
His skin is completely different.
This is a city with special needs, so why not an expert committee to consider local train trips, other social problems so that citizens are not forced to approach HC for Everything, “said the High Court.
“Let the country machine directed towards dealing with these different problems that affect your citizens,” he said.