Prasagraj: With a new variant of Covid-19 adding to the challenging task for the Maga Maga authorities holding a religious and spiritual mega event that will come on the edge of Ganga, Police Authority Magh Mela has decided to establish 13 police station and 36 police postal posts for supervision strict and implementation of the Covid-19 protocol.
SP (traffic), Arun Kumar Dixit, has been appointed by the Nodal Officer for Magh Mela, which is scheduled to begin on January 14, 2022, and peaked on March 1, 2022.
Dixit told TOI that there would be a strict implementation of Covid protocols.
on Mela campus.
The Mela police team will be assigned to constant supervision and Covid norms, including keeping social and wearing masks will be strictly followed.
He, however, said a total of 13 police stations and 36 police outspots would be arranged for supervision, crowd and traffic management and complicated security measures.
SP claims that the police are currently working on the crowd and plan of traffic management for worshipers and pilgrims who come from areas far away during the old religious exhibition month.
Plans have also been engrave to maintain social distance in Ghats and camps.
As part of the plan, additional forces and NGO volunteers, civil and other defense will be deployed in static locations, including Sangam Noze, Kali Sadak, Parade, and Jhunsi.
“After the Mela police were allocated to establish a police station and the posts, we would prepare police stations in static points such as Parade, Kotwali, Mahavir Ji, Akshayvat, Sangam, Police Jal, Khak Chowk, Jhunsi, Kalpuvwasi and Prayagal,” said Nodal Officer , adding, “Thirty-six police posts will also set up on Mela campus.” There are plans to make special arrangements for solid dense bags to maintain social distance.
With a population density of more than three people per square meter, the Noze Sangam region is always considered the most interesting and popular points for worshipers and pilgrims, until last year Mega’s religious event.
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