Mumbai: Events in the Hall and Closed Auditorium on New Year’s Eve will be able to fill only 50% of their capacity, while those in open space will be able to fill 25% of capacity, according to advisors issued by the state government on Wednesday.
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The advisor does not apply to Mumbai because BMC has banned “all new year celebration programs, meetings or parties in a closed or open space”.
Because of the threat of omicron, the government has suggested residents to celebrate new year’s eve at home as far as possible.
It also shows that restrictions on meetings of more than five people between 9pm and 6 am will still apply.
Advisors urge residents not to gather on the beach, parks and public roads.
Advisor asked the public to observe social distance and use masks and sanitisers.
It has requested public procession and fireworks to be avoided.
This advisor also asked the public not to swarm during visits to religious places on New Year’s Day.
‘Give a Vax Priority to class X, Pupil XII Pupil Maharashtra Higher and medium and medium education has been written to the state government nessels him to take vaccination for class X and XII students in their priorities starting in March.
These students fall in the age group 15-18 for whom vaccination against Covid-19 is opened at 3.
“Our request will be studied together by education and the Ministry of Health and decisions will be taken,” Sharad Gosavi, Chair of the State Council, said.
The government must ensure that students can be accounced at the school, said Mahendra Ganpule from the Association of Principal of the State School.
Except Mumbai, a 50% capacity for new year events in Halls, 25% in an open place in Maharashtra
