PATNA: Folks from various parts of the society on Monday welcomed the expansion of lockdown from the country by a week, stating the curbs would likewise comprise the spread of this virus.
Hailing the government’s conclusion, Federation of University Teachers’ Associations of Bihar functioning president Kanhaiya Bahadur Sinha said speed of infections from the next wave has been controlled to a terrific extent after the statewide lockdown for the past 25 days.
“Continuation of lockdown for a while is extremely much desirable for getting a complete control within the pandemic.
The government has announced some relaxations for stores and institutions, however offices and associations shouldn’t be reopened in hurry,” he further added.
Indian Medical Association’s acting president Dr Ajay Kumar has also welcomed the expansion of this lockdown, but stated the stores have to happen to be opened in two unique changes (state, for 2 hours in each change ) to prevent crowding.
“Officials must continue to keep a constant vigil on unions in urban centers in addition to rural locations.
Crowds at vegetable markets also have to be controlled,” he explained.
Gajendra Jha, a Patna high court attorney, voiced his concern at the delay in resumption of regular activities .
“Even bond petitions can not be transferred below the current state.
Anyway, some tiny dealers and sellers are facing great hardship due to protracted lockdown.
The authorities should also invent a few ways for devoting their monetary losses to some degree,” he added.
Chief medical officer of Patna University Central Dispensary Dr Anil Kumar said appropriate structures for vaccination has to be created throughout the duration of lockdown to ensure a maximum amount of individuals are vaccinated.
Dilip Kumar Sharma, a kirana store proprietor on Boring Road, stated the timing of these stores has been improved to ease shopping in a comfortable manner without producing unnecessary audiences at the stores.
“This could go a very long way in assessing the spread of diseases,” he added.