Pune: The market in the Metropolitan Pune (PMR) area is full of lively buyers, many of them are in a striking violation of the Covid-19 norm.
But the official figure stands with contrast – in the last four weeks, Pune City and Pimpri Chinchwad companies together find less than 500 people who violate the rules.
In accordance with official data, Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) was fined only 454 people because they did not wear masks or spit in public places, while only 41 people were punished within the city limits of Pimpri Chinchwad.
Data is available with the district health office shows that maximum actions are taken in a rustic bag.
While the number of people who were punished were unknown, RS34 Lakh was collected in a fine.
On Thursday, on the occasion of Laxmipujan, a large crowd can be seen in Sarasbaug, while the snake queue of people is waiting outside the Mahalaxmi temple.
Many worshipers or worshipers can be seen not wearing masks or violates social distance norms.
The additional city commissioner Pune Ravindra Binwade said they were aware of the situation.
“We will ensure that Covid’s appropriate behavior follows on the rest of the festive days.
But regardless of action, residents must also be more responsible and follow the appropriate behavior of Covid and take safety precautions in crowded places,” Binwade said Tii.
Sanjiv Wavare, PMC health worker assistant, said the responsibility was at the ward office to act against violations of Norma Covid within their limits.
While the State Ministry of Health has assured that it will assess the Covid post-Diwali situation, activists demand more stringent actions by Civic bodies during the celebration season.
Abhijit Health Activists More criticized the response by city companies.
“Civil administration must prevent residents from violating the norm.
Now not only citizens, but even civilians lower their guards against Covid, which are not suggested in any case, considering that we are still in the middle of a pandemic,” said again.
PMR: In 4 weeks, less than 500 fined from Covid norms
