Keeping in mind the danger posed to the lives of people due to coronavirus infection in Rajasthan, the government has taken tough steps. Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has instructed to implement Section 144 in the first phase across the state by 31 March. In Jhunjhunu, where the three corona virus-infected patients have been found, Gehlot has directed curfew to be imposed within a kilometer radius of the patients' house for the next two days to prevent the spread of infection to others.

For your information, let us tell you that he instructed that passengers coming by air from abroad should be screened in hotels located near the airport. Three hotels have been identified for this. If the symptoms appear in the investigation, such people should be instructed to remain isolated in their house for 14 days. He said that along with this, stamps should be put on the hands of those persons at the airport, besides information should be pasted outside their house so that the people of the neighborhood do not meet them and avoid infection.

Gehlot on Wednesday said in a review meeting of measures to prevent infection of Kovid-19 (Corona virus) that the District Magistrate and Sub-Divisional Officers have been authorized to issue necessary guidelines in this regard. He said that the whole effort of the government is that the citizens of the state should survive the infection of this epidemic. He said that people should not be advised to gather through loudspeakers at other religious and public places including temples, mosques.

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