Noida: The first phase of the Central State Assembly selection of Pandemi Covid-19 is a challenge for officials, but voters crossed voting centers at GB Nagar and Ghaziabad, expressed satisfaction with the safety protocol that was followed.
Each outlet in both districts has facilities for voter thermal screening, and there are sanitaryers stored at regular intervals.
Social distance is also followed by a circular way that is limited in many voting centers such as the center of the Sector 50 community, sector 41, sector 27, etc.
Profficers on the assignment of elections in the center, and Rwa staff outside, was found wearing gloves and masks when they gave a voting slip and signed the index finger of the voter.
Voters also follow the behavior in accordance with Covid, mostly, with the exception of several cases in Dadri rural areas, where social distance norms must be.
Reminded by voters by security personnel on duty.
“There are four members of my family, including my parents, who have to choose today and I worry a little about their well-being.
However, we cannot find anyone without a mask at the voting station.
There are sanitaryers and spare masks are also saved if there are those Need it.
“Other voters, senior citizens who came to choose in Sector 61 – who were also a model of polls – said,” It is good to see people realize they are rights as voters and to see everyone follow the Covid protocol when choosing.
From our hand sanitation to wear gloves while pressing the button on the EVM engine, the smallest detail is taken care of, “said Amod Mathur, a retired professor.
The police on duty at the Sector 61 Polling Station also added that voters were responsible for citizens and did not need to be reminded of the appropriate Covid behavior.
“Here conscious people (Covid protocols) and we don’t need to remind them to wear masks or use cleaners.
When taking pictures on the ‘selfie point’, people wait patiently for their turn, at a safe distance from one others, “he added.
Happy with the covid protocol at the booth polling, say voters
