Vadodara / Rajkot: If you plan to collect a crowd on the terrace of your home and dance with loud music on New Year’s Eve, then beware.
The third eye of the police will keep your watch near the sky.
With the Covid case be patient throughout the state, the police decided to apply Coronavirus safety guidelines in a city.
The police team will use drones in various regions on Friday night.
“Drones will monitor residential and commercial areas separate from by-lanes in the old city.
People can celebrate in their homes but they cannot collect large quantities and say Covid guidelines.
Drones will take photos if there is such a meeting,” said a senior police officer.
Some areas including fatehgunj, Ijigunj, Akota and the same road watched a large crowd, especially young children, who were hanging out with their friends until late at night on New Year’s Eve.
“Drones will monitor these areas and our team will ensure that the large crowd does not gather in a certain place,” Jaydeepsinh Jadeja said, DCP (Crime).
Some teams have been formed to patrol in different areas and ensure that people return home before curfew 11:00.
The focus will also be in the Nabbing people engaged in the State of Drunken and Eve-Teasers.
Interestingly, while in the city of the city restaurants and party plots will be closed at 11pm, rural areas will not have such limits.
“Some city areas fall in our jurisdiction where 11:00 hours will be implemented.
In other regions, there will be no night hours because the state government only includes the city area in notification.
But we will enforce the rules of Covid safety rules strictly in the area Rustic, “said Sudhirkumar Desai, police supervisor, Vadodara (rural).
“Those who gather on Friday night in rural areas must maintain social distance and use face masks.
Also, there will be a limit to the number of people in this meeting.
We have formed a separate team to monitor areas that have a farmhouse and party plot,” Add Desai.
In the city of Rajkot too, the police will also spread drones to continue to monitor new parties, especially after night at night starting.
Police Commissioner Rajkot Manoj Agarwal said, “We have two drones that will be used to monitor the crowd.
The evening deadline will be strictly implemented and we will ensure that people follow the Covid guidelines when celebrating.” (With input from Nimesh Khakhariya in Rajkot)