Kolkata: The National Library on Monday stimulates the restrictions and returns to the pre-pandemic schedule.
People who are fully vaccinated are allowed to access the reading room.
So far, the reader booked the previous 24-hour slot to walk to the spacious Belvedere campus on Alipore.
Authorities improve different heads for various parts, including reading room, to ensure the existence of many visitors at a time.
On November 23 last year, the library has been reopened after eight months.
But the reader must do pre-registration on the official website of the library.
People, over 60 years old, are prohibited from visiting the library.
The library campus was closed on weekends while reading the function of its function from 10am to 5pm and the loan section only until 3pm.
From Monday, the service hours of reading room service in Bhasha Bhavan and the Annex buildings were expanded to the original Pre-Pandemic Timing – starting at 8am to 8pm on weekdays and from 9:30 a.m.
to 6pm at weekends and other public holidays.
That, which has been constructed with both doses, is permitted to enter by producing their final vaccination certificate.
In accordance with the Covid-19 protocol, only the alternative seating area is available and the reader cannot sit side by side.
Senior citizens have been allowed for some time.
But they, under the age of 18, still cannot enter the library.
Online ordering rules will apply to those who have a final vaccination certificate.
Ajay Pratap Singh, Director General, National Library, told Tii, “according to the central government guidelines, only people who are fully vaccinated can access the library.
Since September 1, research scholars have been allowed without ordering slots.
We make benefits for readers who have traveled Distance and failed to order online.
“Saibal reader veteran Chakraborty said,” I am happy that the authorities have noticed the body of the library reader, a democratic research research organization, and thinks of many students who depend on this iconic institution for higher education.
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