Chandigarh: With the Covid-19 case witness a stable decline in the past few days, the Governor of Punjab and Administrator Chandigarh Banwarilal Purohit on Thursday limited relaxed Covid in the city.
In the fresh guidelines completed during the war room meeting at the UT secretariat, it was decided to continue the physical OPD with a capacity of 50% at GMSH-16 and GMCH-32.
All hotels, restaurants, cafes, coffee shops, and dining areas, including home delivery, will be permitted to operate up to 12 midnight.
At present, Pirimers attend around 4,000 patients in OPD every day (both physically and telephotated).
The administrator directs pirimers to increase daily OPD cases to around 6,000.
The Tele-Medicine facility will also continue with Daily OPD in all hospitals.
It is also decided that individual movements for all non-essential activities will remain prohibited between 12:30 a.m.
to 5 in the morning.
However, important activities, including emergency, medical health, transportation of important goods, multiple operation in the industry, offices (both government and private) will be permitted.
The movement of people and goods on national highways and states and demolition of cargo and traveling people to their destination after getting off the bus, trains and planes will also be permitted.
The order is out of detail under Section 144 CRPC will be issued by district judges, Chandigarh, in this case.
Gathering for any purpose must be limited to 100 people for Indoor and 200 people for outdoors, however, the total number of people will not exceed 50% of the venue capacity at the indoor and outdoor meeting.
Previous restrictions on the number of employees attending the government and private offices and banks in UT were withdrawn and now the same thing will function with 100% physical presence.
Providing an update on the Covid-19 scenario at this time, Tricity officers said Mohali had 3,380 active cases, followed by Chandigarh with 2,590 active cases and Panchkula with 724 active cases.
The meeting was attended by advisers to the Dharam PAL administrator, Director General of Police Ranjan, Financial Secretary of Dr.
Vijay Namdeorao Zade, Yashpal Garg Health Secretary, Deputy Chandigarh Commissioner Vinay Pratap Singh, Deputy Commissioner of Panchkula and Mohali, Pirimer Director, GMCH-32 Director of Principal and Director’s health services, GMSH-16.
3 deaths, 290 cases in Threethree Deaths and 290 cases of Covid-19 were reported from Chandigarh on Thursday.
According to IDSP data, a 97-year-old man from sector 22 died at GMSH-16.
A 76-year-old woman from Ram Darbar died at the Mukat Hospital.
Both patients were not vaccinated.
The third patient was a 95-year-old woman from Maloya.
He was fully vaccinated.
Of the 90,298 cases reported so far, 86,851 patients have healed, 1,132 patients have died and 2,315 active cases.
1 DEATH, 245 new cases in Mohali: Mohali reported one death and 245 fresh Covid-19 cases on Thursday.
The deceased was a 75-year-old man from Jawaharpur in Derabassi.
Of the 94,056 cases reported so far, 90,025 patients have been cured, 1,129 patients have died and 2,902 active cases.
Meanwhile, 6,057 people were vaccinated on Thursday in Mohali.
The first dose was given to 2,767 people, including 691 in the age group 15-17, and the second became 3,048, including 179 in the age group 15-17.
A total of 236 received a booster dose.
187 Cases in Panchkula: Panchkula reported 187 new Covid-19 cases.
There are no deaths reported during the day.
Chief Medical Officer Dr.
Mukta Kumar said from a total of 43,261 cases reported so far, 42,134 patients had recovered, 403 patients had died and 724 active cases.
Covid Curbs Relax: Physical OPDs to Continue Pienjam
