New Delhi: With the covid-19 participant level exceeded 0.5 percent in Delhi on Sundays and a steady increase in the number of Omicron cases, the city traders were worried because they were afraid that their company could be closed under “yellow.” Warning, if announced by Government in the coming days.
Read Alsodelhi Records 331 Covid case, the highest daily count since June 9; The level of participants jumped to 0.68 PCDelhi on Monday recorded 331 fresh Covid-19 cases, the highest single increase since June 9, and one mortality temporarily increased to 0.68 percent, according to data distributed by the City Health Department.
The brotherhood of the national capital business was in a panic state because it urged the Delhi government on Monday to consider two other indicators as well – the number of fresh Koronavirus cases and oxygen beds occupied – before announcing the “yellow” warning.
Under the action of the response response (BRAP) plan prepared by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) in July, the warning “yellow” (Level 1) will be heard if when Covid’s front level crosses 0.5 percent for two consecutive days .
The number of new cases rose to 1,500 for seven days or oxygenated beds reaching 500 for seven days.
Brijesh Goyal, Chairperson of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CTI), the agency umbrella traders from different industries, said that the level of prospective exceeded 0.5 percent on Monday, so grap tends to kick, where many limits will be charged in the Delhi market and the company business.
“Many activities and businesses will stop immediately after the yellow warning is issued.
We have written a letter to DDMA and asks them that the Yellow Grap warning must only apply when 1,500 Coronavirus cases are reported in Delhi.” We have also asked DDMA to consider the condition of the merchant before imposing any limits below grap, “said Goyal.
He said according to medical experts, although the number of Covid cases increased in the city, it was in current controlled conditions.” Delhi has it does not record 1,500 Covid cases for seven consecutive days and good average residential beds are 500.
In such situations, restrictions below the first phase of wine should not be charged, “said Goyal.
If the” yellow “warning is heard, Then the cinema room, theater, banquet room, gymnasium, spa and amusement park will remain closed and the market will function oddly.
night hours, school and college closure, seating capacity to split two metro trains and buses, closure of shops Non-essential and shopping centers are also among the steps that will kick with the warning “yellow”.
Delhi reported 290 fresh Covid-19 cases on Sunday with a 0.55 percent participant level.
DDMA has announced that night hours will be applied at Delhi starting at 11pm on Monday limiting individual movements except those who fell in the excluded category due to the increasing number of Coro cases Navirus and the threat caused by the Omicron variant caused by the Omicron variant.
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The night curfew will be at 11pm to 5 in the morning until the order further.
The Gym Association of Delhi has also written to Lieutenant Governor of Baijal and the Head of Minister of Arvind Kejriwal about the “yellow” warning and closure of the next gymnasium and spa.
There are around 5,500 gymnasiums and fitness centers throughout the national capital.
Delhi Gym Association Vice-President Chirag Setyi said the gymnasium would be closed first while the park, restaurant and bar would function with 50 percent residential under the warning “yellow”.
He added that as the covid-19 participant level had reached 0.55 percent in Delhi, the owner of the gym was in a panic state.
“The industry has suffered a lot over the past few months.
This decision will have a negative and all industries may only collapse.
We ask DDMA not to take into account only the level of progress but also the total number of cases and also the total number of cases and the total number of cases and total amount.
Need Oxygen beds in Delhi, “Sethi said.
Similar concerns were echoed by representatives from various market associations in the city.
The Kamla Nagar Nitin Gupta Market Association said instead of closing the store, the authorities must focus more on the management of the crowd and enforcement of covid behavior.
He said the large crowd seen in the market was largely caused by the “illegal” roadside vendor, which almost did not follow Covid norms.
“This business has fallen and the market has caused losses because of a pandemic.
Somehow the merchants survive.
The authorities must consider their situation before applying any limit,” Gupta said.