Pune: Amruta Fadnivis, wife of former Maharashtra Minister Devendra Fadnavis, on Thursday questioned why the limitation of Covid-19 was still continued at Pune when the covid-19 front rate in the city fell to 4 percent.
Earlier this week, the Maharashtra government loosened Covid-19 restrictions in most districts.
However, the authorities decided to continue the sidewalk in 11 districts, including Pune.
Speaking at an event, Amruta Fadnivis expressed dissatisfaction over the sidewalk and said, “In Pune, the level of Covid-19 has dropped to four percent.
I don’t know why restrictions are still there.” “There is one justice for Mumbai, and then there is another justice for Pune,” he said, called it wrong.
“The number of Covid-19 patients has been reduced.
People wear masks and follow social distance.
Limitation leads to more crowds in a lower time.
If the time is increasing, the crowd will be divided.
The government must think of small traders.
They don’t have jobs for days -Hari.
Now, punekars must protest to bring pressure, “he added.
In new relaxation, all essential and non-essential stores are allowed to remain open on all working days until 8pm and until 3 pm on Saturday.
All shops and malls except essential shops will still be closed on Sundays.
Restrictions that have been implemented through chain bookings on June 4, 2021 and June 17, 2021 for Level 3 are continued for Kolhapur, Sangli, Satara, Pune, Ratnagiri, Sindhudurg, Solapur, Ahmednagar, Beed, Raigad, and Palghar.
This story was first published in Maharashtra Times.
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Think about small traders: amruta in covid curbs
