New Delhi: The Delhi government collected Rs 36.2 Crore in July was as good as people for violating Covid rules about masks and social distance.
In June, the collection was Rs 25.2 Crore and in May, Rs 15.1 Crore.
The number of orders significantly increased from 85,000 in May to 1.6 lakh in June and 2.1 lakh in July.
These figures, which were presented at the Delhi Disaster Management Authority meeting on Friday to review the Pandemic situation, showed stronger crackdown about violations of Covid norms after economic activities were permitted.
With a crowd in the market and people on the streets grow, the focus now is enforcing the behavior that matches Covid.
For this purpose, 159 enforcement teams with 129 vehicles have been deployed in 11 districts.
In May, 1,803 firs were submitted against violators.
This rose to 4,148 in June and 6,424 in July.
“District authorities have been asked not to tolerate violations because they pose a risk for the health and lives of others,” said a government source.
Delhi allows various economic activities gradually after reviewing the locking impact on Covid management training.
Open key starting from May 31, the government allows a manufacturing unit and construction activities in the first phase, before allowing markets, malls, restaurants, fitness centers, yoga institutions and commercial activities.
Before the kuncian relaxation, the focus is infection because the market and public places are closed.
But after that, with more people leaving their homes to work or shop, attention has shifted to enforce the corresponding behavior of Covid.
In a meeting to review the Covid situation on Wednesday, there were concerns on violations of behavior that matched Covid which was quite extensive in Metro Delhi and other public transportation.
Delhi and DMRC police are advised to ensure that the protective protocol is strictly forced.
Enforcement push it important because a large number of people have not been vaccinated in the city.
Delhi Health Department The government estimates that at the speed of this vaccine supply, capital will require more than one year to complete full vaccination for all its citizens aged 18 years and over.
Delhi has around 1.5 crore receivers aged over 18 years and qualified for vaccination and hence three crore doses needed to give them their two doses.
Until August 5, more than 76 Lakh had received the first dose (50% of the total qualified population) and 28 lakh had been given at a dose.
According to a report presented at the DDMA meeting on Friday, 45 doses of the Lakh vaccine needed every month to complete the full vaccination of all Delhies who qualified in December, but at the level of vaccine investment it will take time until July / August 2022 to fully vaccinate them.
Delhi has a daily capacity to autoculate three lakh people.
The Covid situation in the capital’s capital is currently controlled, with the level of participation has decreased to 0.06% low.