Nagpur: Even though the cities and districts have not seen a surge in Covid cases such as those witnessed in the country’s capital at this time, the district administration and citizenship authorities have decided to enforce the same limitations being carried out in Mumbai and Pune.
This means that citizens must be prepared to welcome the new year without celebration in public, private open spaces, agricultural houses, clubs, bars, restaurants, resorts etc.
throughout the district because covid restrictions imposed on December 31 are enforced in the city too.
TOI on Thursday has reported the R Vimala collector to stay 9:00 restrictions and prohibit parties, meetings and dance floors to celebrate the new year in the district of the district.
In the same line, the Commissioner of the City of Radhakrishnan B on Thursday published commands that prohibit meetings, parties and dance floors in the city on December 31.
All activities include essential shops, bars, bars, wine stores, clubs etc.
can operate according to normal time settings, read the order.
The Minister Guardian Nitin Raut also announced the same thing at the District Planning Committee meeting and a press conference held on Thursday.
Collector, which is the chairman of the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), has been on December 25, making a decision to impose a 21:00 restrictions on all activities that cite Covid cases, threats to tower omicron variants with behavior that are in accordance with Covid by the majority of people .
However, collectors must revise the order twice allegedly under pressure from state disaster management officials, the Department of Rehabilitation and Rehabilitation.
Likewise, civil heads must also revise their orders.
Asked whether DDMA revoke his decision after his pressure, the expression did not immediately admit it.
“We need to work on any direction provided by the government.
Decisions can be revised if not in accordance with government orders.
Some orders have been issued for Mumbai and Pune.
DDMA then decided to implement the same order imposed in Mumbai and Pune,” he said.