Mumbai: With the threat of the third wave of Coronavirus immediately, BMC and Mumbai police have sentenced more than 10,000 mumbaikars every day because they do not wear face masks.
The peak was on September 6, when almost 14,000 was fined.
Data shows that the person who was punished had dropped to below 5,000 until recently.
But on August 29, Civil Heads I S Chahal, in a hard message to the Bangsal officer, said they had to ensure the right behavior among residents at any cost, and that he would monitor the achievement of each ward.
During the weekend people were punished for not wearing a mask that floated around 10,000-12,000, which doubled the number punished last month.
The Civic Records showed that on August 14, 4,945 people were punished.
Mumbai police have handened hands with BMC to take action against anti-masks.
At the beginning of the second wave of Covid-19, BMC had provided target marshals to act against 25,000 residents per day.
A civilian official said with the celebration season around more people moving and they tend to get LAX.
“Marshal has been placed in a high-leg-braided area in the city,” he said, adding that there was an order for good people in the place because it didn’t wear a mask properly because it couldn’t be compromised at any cost, because it wasn’t just not safe for them .
But for fellow citizens who might come in their closeness.
Following the Covid outbreak in March last year, BMC made mandatory masks.
Violators are fined RS200.
Kalina Corporator Tulip Miranda, where the Marshal video clings to the hood of a moving car has been viral on social media, saying many wear masks for fear.