Gurgaon: shopping centers and malls are mostly beyond the limit for those who are not vaccinated and partially vaccinated on Saturday, with rules that allow access to public spaces to residents who have received both Covid’s shots to apply in Haryana on New Year’s Day.
However, there are no checks on the market, bus stations and train stations, which see ordinary crowds.
Outside the Metropolis MGF, the atmosphere mall and MGF metropolitan, there was a long queue in Saturday afternoon when thousands of people came out to celebrate the new year with family and friends.
Malls have banners and placards to notify people about new rules and heavy security for Aarogya Setu application checks and vaccination certificates.
On December 24, the state government has made it mandatory for all vaccine doses to get into restaurants, banks, malls, offices, train stations, bus stops, etc., from January 1, 2022.
District administration has been released a round on Friday , announcing that the department head will apply the same thing.
However, in Gurgaon Railway Station, people walk without masks, and there is no inspection or objection from the police.
Authorities were found not understanding.
“What we know is that our staff and vendors in the station must be fully vaccinated; we have confirmed it.
We haven’t received any direction to stop people who are not vaccinated from entering the station,” said Station Master S L Meena.
Single bus stations in the city in sector 12 are relatively less chaotic on Saturdays, but no one follows the basic Covid-19 protocol there.
Roadways officials claim they departed slowly because of the weekend, but things will be different from Monday.
“We will release notifications, announcing that each staff member who is not fully vaccinated there will be no assignment.
We will install hoarding and banners to spread consciousness.
We will also form a team to check everyone at the entrance gate.
During the weekend, we will streamline All of these steps and start implementing it from Monday, “said Pawan Kumar, the bus station responsible.
The scene was different at the city malls.
“We have installed various teams at all the entrance gates and exit and actually check the vaccination certificate before allowing it in.
We now allow to get into people who have taken a single dose if their second dose is due in a few days.
However, we turn out Those who have not taken a single dose or the maturity date for the second dose has been abandoned, “said Arvind Kapoor, general manager of the mall atmosphere.
Sexy owner of the mall turns on anyone who fails to produce documents for both doses.
“We only allow those who have taken both doses.
Children under 12 years are permitted to enter after checking their IDs, but those who are in the range of 12 to 18 years are not.
For them, vaccination is underway, and we do not want to risk non-compliance, “said MGF Metropolis Assistant General Manager Lalit Singh Rawat.
He claimed that the mall turned almost 50% of its visitors on Saturday.
Automatic rickshaw drivers outside these malls saw an increase in business on Saturday, with passengers rising home after being rejected.
Meanwhile, Deputy Deputy Commissioner and sub-division judges remained unavailable for their comments.