Nagpur: Even as Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) struggled to check the appropriate behavior of Covid (taxi) in large meeting places, activists and doctors have called for innovative and more stringent steps to curb crowding violations and norms.
The Zonal Health Team NMC was in a dilemma for the decision of the Civic Chair to test the guests randomly attend a wedding ceremony in a different place.
Because these functions generally occur at night, officials say the Swab sample collection will not be a better choice because the government laboratory does not work at night.
Doubts have also been raised the extent to which steps prevent people from violating Covid norms.
Members of NGOs, who have helped residents find beds, oxygen, and drugs during covid waves, wedding words can turn into super spreaders and NMC need to control crowdriats without limiting.
Senior Pulmonologologist Dr.
Ashok Arbat said the cost of the booster dose would be far less than losses from other locking or sidewalks in commercial companies.
“The booster dose of covid vaccine, mask and distance is the best choice.
However, the organizers can be asked to post recordings of events to ensure people take part in the protocol.
We must live with Covid, so there is no point in fear.
How long can we be locked up in the room? We must fight it with all safety steps, “he said.
Activist Joseph George, who helped many people get a hospital bed during the crisis, said the NMC had to put the sidewalk in public places in public places.
“Political meetings and wedding functions are real disturbances.
There will be a lot of pressure, but the administration must call,” he said.
Anasuya Kale Chhabrani, Secretary of Togwecan who has also helped citizens in covid trouble, said police and civil officials need to hold a joint meeting to plan Covid management effectively.
“Van garbage can play a warning about the threat of new Covid instead of ordinary jingles.
Restrictions on Timing stores can be introduced after taking the body of the merchant into self-confidence.
We must be proactive and not always blame the administration,” he said.
Pulmonologist Dr.
Ravindra Sarnaik said the public function was a mix and fits the person with a different travel history.
“Everyone travels without releasing thoughts about the threat of a virus.
But when they step into the venue, all steps are shunned.
People must look back in the second wave and decide thus what they want in the coming days,” he said.