Pune: Pune collector has established a team to examine public meetings, in closed and open space, during the Christmas and New Year period considering the threat of omicron variants.
While the weekly ponytites have fluctuated between 1.5-1.6% for districts in the past two weeks, random inspection will be issued for programs, functions, meetings, marriages, parties or meetings that may be social, political or religious in nature.
According to the state government, people up to 50% of space capacity will be permitted to gather in case of closed space, and people up to 25% of capacity are permitted to gather in the case of open space with the condition that the distance of 6ftx6ft is maintained between each individual collected.
“We will have a team carrying out random checks in rural areas and starting actions against those who violate the Covid protocol,” said Pune Collector Rajesh Deshmukh.
“We will review the situation in a weekly Covid meeting.
Until now, rural areas reported the number of cases that were lacking, with 1.5-1.6% participant in the district, the lowest in the last two years.
We have not yet reduced testing and we will improve testing In the coming days, “the collector said.
In Omicron cases, the collector said he would continue to watch on any cluster surge.
The weekly review meeting with Deputy Chief of Minister Ajit Pawar is expected on Saturday.
Following the central consultation for all states, Mumbai Municipal Corporation on Monday issued an Arlojul stating that previously written permission will be asked to hold more than 200 meetings.
Local authorities can take action under the Disaster Management Law, 2005, and TheIPC, 1860, if there is a rule violation.
Officials say it is always easily monitored when the number is determined for the meeting.