New Delhi: When the city found itself among countries with the highest number of Omicron cases, Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has issued a strict directives to district judges from all 11 income and DCPS districts to tighten enforcement and deploy a number of places General to curb the spread of the virus.
Source said LG Anil Baijal has suggested Police Commissioner and Commissioner Division (income) to strictly ensure compliance with Covid behavior.
“Media reports and input from the land show that the market is too crowded and there are violations of behavior that matches Covid in bars and other public places and other places Police officers and field officials have been directed to immediately ensure strict enforcement from the DDMA command on December 15, “said a source.
With the recording of Delhi 180 new Covid-19 cases, Health Minister Satyendar Jain has urged people to avoid visiting public places, wear face masks and follow the Covid protocol.
“We are fully ready to fight the next Covid wave, but whether it comes or is not in your hands,” he tweeted.
Challan for violations of safety norms has increased from 3,566 on 18 to 4.020 on Friday.
In the last seven days, 25,974 Challans were issued, where the northern district issued the highest (5.087), followed by the east (4,279), south west (3,386) and west (2,942) district.
In fact, 7,778 Challans were issued in the last two days with the northern district issuing 1,376 Challans to people who did not wear facial masks, 53 fine because they did not maintain social distance and 17 to spit.
Most of Challan is issued for people who don’t wear face masks or don’t wear it correctly.
The Eastern District issued 1,243 Challans in the last two days because they did not wear facial masks, South West District 1,005, West (721), Shahdara (646) and northeast (565).
The New Delhi district issued the highest number of challans (43) to spit in public places, followed by North (17).
The northeastern district issues one Challan for consumption of liquor, pan, gutkha, etc.
Delhi: Daily Challans for Violations Covid Cross 4,000 Mark
