In view of the coronavirus infection in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, the district administration has taken some decisions. According to this, in order to maintain public health, public peace and for the purpose of social distancing, all activities have been asked to stop. Along with this, section 144 of the IPC has been implemented for the safety of the people.
In this order issued by District Collector Manish Singh, it has been said that according to the directive issued on May 18 by the state home department, all the government, semi-government or corporation departments offices in the district should have at least 50 percent limit. The employees have been allowed to be present till. According to the instructions, the identity card issued by the office of all officers and employees will be accepted as a curfew pass. With this, it will be mandatory to follow the instructions of the government issued from time to time and follow the medical standards.
All employees will have to follow social distancing and wear sanitizer gloves along with wearing masks. The presence of officers in these offices will be 100 percent. Violation of the order will come under the category of punishable offence. The district collector has said in another order that it will be mandatory for people to stay in the house during the lockdown in view of the prevalence of coronavirus in the municipal corporation area. For the convenience of the people, the system of sending milk, groceries, vegetables, fruits and electronics goods from house to house is already in place. In curfew conditions in the city, the entities selling goods online can take bookings online and by phone call and distribute food door-to-door in such a way that the residents can get the material on the basis of payment at their home. However, the institutions that are being given permission will have to discuss with the Indore Hotels Association and choose the hotel or restaurant.
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