Thiruvananthapuram: The police have launched steps to ensure that people follow the Covid protocol in the public space after the country’s capital falls under the B category in terms of a positive case.
Police Commissioner Grarjan Kumar said that special attention would be given to activities in major shopping centers in the city.
Police personnel have been instructed to carry out inspections that are often malls and also other major shopping centers in the city to check whether the Covid protocol is followed.
It is the responsibility of store management to ensure that customers follow the protocol.
If a violation is detected, the police will begin steps to suspend the license of offenders.
The consensus in this case has been achieved by city corporate authorities, said Commissioner.
“We have also identified sensitive places where crowds are expected to gather, such as the whole area of the fort which consists of the market of Chalai, and Jalan Pazhavangadi, Thampanoor KSRTC bus.
Station and MG Road in Pattom, which is the main commercial road.
We have formed a team To patrol in these places in a vehicle equipped with a public announcement system.
Every time this team fell away, they will be directed to dissolve through the PA system, “he said.
From Saturday midnight and so on the police will open a checkpoint on the city border.
The entry of people to the city will be strictly arranged on Sundays.
Only those who have urgent and important goals such as medical emergencies will be permitted.
Long distance travelers go to the bus station, the train station or the airport is directed to save relevant travel documents to be produced every time asked.
Patients go to the hospital, candidates will attend the exam, sanitation workers, car service mechanics will attend emergency improvement cases and 24-hour industrial workers will be allowed to be traveling as long as they carry an official identity card that is relevant to them.
Covid Protocol: Police to monitor crowded places
