New Delhi: Some markets in the Tilak Nagar area have been closed by sub-division judges until July 27 after violations of the Covid protocol, officials said on Friday.
Jitender Singh, Sub-division judge Patel Nagar, on Thursday ordered the closure of the Nagar market consisting of Mall Road, the main market, Mangal Bazar Road, Old Market Area and Fruit Market after reports of shop owners and customers did not follow the appropriate behavior of Covid.
“It was reported that the general public / market shopkeeper did not hold on to the health protocol that could accelerate the level of covid in various ways and the market may be a hotspot in the future to spread Covid-19,” command words.
Also note that additional reports were received from Sho of Tilak Nagar that physical inspection on July 22 revealed that “DDMA / Covid protocol guidelines were not followed in the Tilak Nagar market”, and it was recommended that the market closed “for at least three to five days to avoid the spread of the virus again “.
The market has been ordered to remain closed with the effects of July 23 to July 27, in “overall public interest occur”.
Delhi was under the total kuncian from April 19 to May 30 in the view of the second wave of pandemic.
Unlocking the city began as the Covid-19 situation improved.
The market was allowed to reopen on June 7.
However, the incident repeated from the violation of the Covid protocol has caused temporary closure from several market areas throughout the city, including those in Laxmi Nagar, Lajpat Nagar, Janpath, Kamla Nagar and Sarojini Nagar.