Gurgaon: The Resident Association in the city has urged people not to let their guard against Covid-19 after 10 people in two condos tested positively for viruses after the celebration season.
Rwas has asked people to avoid large meetings, maintain social distance, wear a mask and follow hand hygiene.
Seven cases have been reported from two families near the south in the last week while three people were tested positive two days ago at Ridgewood Estate.
“Diwali, we do not allow public meetings to not organize exhibitions or food, given the risks associated with Covid.
We have been embarrassing and cleaning areas and elevators regularly and tracking the status of vaccination of occupants and staff.
We have quarantined apartments affected while Ensuring medical and food support and their routine food ingredients, “said Jagjit Singh, President Rwa, The Close South.
Similarly, in Ridgewood Estate, thermal screening at the common gate and sanitisation area has been intensified.
The Secretary General of Rwa Kittu Mathur said, “The elevator is being disanited twice a day and we communicate with residents to avoid panic.” Dhruv Bansal, spokesman Qutab Enclave Rwa, said the guards had been asked to ask people to follow the norm.
“We coordinate with the authorities to conduct surprises in the market and regularly advise people through social media to be careful,” he added.
However, he said, Laxity has set a Covid protocol and many people can be seen moving in public places without masks.
“We understand there is fatigue.
With things that move in normal direction, people let their guard down.
But this is not the time to do it because we are all not fully vaccinated,” Bansal said.