The Minister of Health of Rajesh Tope on Saturday said that the state government was thinking of increasing the amount of fines slapped in people who violated the Covid protocol.
He said that even though the country did not consider locking, local authorities must ensure that the existing regulations, including social distance norms, are strictly obeyed and filed shots against violators, especially those who did not follow restrictions related to social meetings.
“In addition to pine that is registered for violations of Covid rules, further a fine increase is also being considered,” he told TI.
The current fine of Rs 500 is not wearing a mask and Rs 1,000 to spit in public places.
He said that he would discuss with all members of the cabinet about increasing fines because they did not wear masks and those who did not follow social distance rules, especially at meetings.
He explained that the firs would be registered with the organizers of social events if they did not follow regulations and regulations and local authorities must ensure that the action begins.
The existing rules stated that the total number of participants should not exceed 100 for a closed place and 250 to open to the sky room or 25% of the space capacity.
The police have been directed to take action by imposing a fine.
“There is an order on paper but this needs to be implemented in letters and spirits,” he said.
Plan to increase penalties if Norma Covid flies, said Rajesh Tope
