The central government relaxed the lockdown rules and allowed many shops to open in Orange and Green zones during Lockdown 3.0. With this, the government also approved to open a liquor shop. But, as the liquor shops opened up the crowd became uncontrollable and people forgot to follow the physical distance. At the same time, the Kerala government has launched a mobile app, so that such a problem does not arise, so that people do not gather together.

For your information, let us tell you that a queue of people was seen outside a shop in Kozhikode, during which people followed the physical distance correctly, Beverages Corporation in the state resumed commercial sale of liquor today amid lockdown. The state government has released a mobile app BevQ to avoid congestion. Only e-token customers of the app are allowed to buy liquor. According to reports, the BevQ app is an online portal that works through a virtual, queue management system. Through this, people can buy liquor from home. For the information, let us know that the Delhi government also used such a system. The Kerala government believes that lockdown can be made successful through this.

On the other hand, according to the data released by the Union Health and Family Welfare Ministry, 6,566 new cases have been reported in the last 24 hours and 194 people have died. After this, the total number of corona positive cases across the country has increased to 1,58,333, out of which 86,110 are active cases, 67,692 people have been cured or discharged from hospital and 4,531 people have died so far. At the same time, today 131 cases have been registered in Rajasthan, 75 in Karnataka, 67 in Odisha and 54 in Andhra Pradesh.

Also Read:

Will Home Minister Anil Vij be able to solve the alcohol scam?

Shops will remain open six days in week in this state

Punjab: A shocking revelation in the seed scam case

Chidambaram slams Central Government over RBI Bonds Scheme