New restrictions imposed in the cities of NCR of UP and Haryana along with Delhi
Along with Delhi, the speed of corona virus infection is also very fast in the cities of NCR. In Delhi, where more than 20,000 cases are being reported daily, cases are increasing at a fast pace in the cities of NCR including Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad. Meanwhile, along with Delhi, all the restrictions have been imposed afresh in the cities of UP and NCR of Haryana. Let us know that apart from Delhi, what are the restrictions imposed in the cities of UP and Haryana.
Restrictions extended in the capital Delhi
Amidst the increasing cases of Corona in Delhi, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has taken a tough stand and imposed many new restrictions. Following the new guidelines of DDMA, all private offices have been closed in Delhi from Wednesday except those dealing with essential commodities. Along with this, bars and restaurants have also been closed, although the restaurant has the facility of packing only food. This arrangement will continue till further orders. Apart from this, DDMA officials say that DDMA is continuously monitoring the situation. If necessary, further restrictions can be tightened.
They got discount in Delhi
Private Banks, Offices of Essential Services Companies, Insurance/ Mediclaim Companies, Offices of Pharma Companies, Entities regulated by Reserve Bank of India including Production and Distribution Management or offices of Intermediaries, All Non-Banking Financial Corporations (NBFCs), All Micro Finance If institutions, security services, petrol pumps, LPG suppliers, courts / tribunals or commissions are open, then the activities related to lawyers’ offices, courier service will continue.
Strictness increased in the cities of Haryana adjacent to Delhi
An important decision has also been taken by the Haryana government due to the increasing cases of corona virus. Under this, the Haryana government has decided to keep 8 more districts in Group A i.e. Red Zone. Most of them are districts of NCR. Cinema halls, gyms, parks and sports complexes have been closed in these districts. These restrictions are already in force in 11 districts of Haryana.
These restrictions imposed
The Haryana government has banned large gatherings such as rallies and protests. The current restrictions, including the closure of cinema halls and sports complexes, have been extended to eight more districts. Restrictions have also been implemented in eight districts – Sirsa, Rewari, Jind, Fatehabad, Mahendragarh, Kaithal, Bhiwani and Hisar.
Schools and colleges will remain closed
In an order issued by the Haryana State Disaster Management Authority, it was said that at present the situation is serious, so classes in schools and colleges will remain closed till January 26.
Strictness increased in Noida, Ghaziabad and Hapur adjacent to Delhi
To prevent the spread of corona, additional restrictions have been imposed in Noida, Greater Noida, Ghaziabad and Hapur adjacent to Delhi. Under this, all government and private offices are functioning at a time with 50 percent capacity. The government is also encouraging work from home. For this, a request has been made to implement rotation system in the offices. Along with this, if any employee working in private sector offices turns out to be Kovid positive, then he will also be given 7 days leave without any deduction in salary.
Section 144 issued in Noida
Section-144 continues in Noida and Greater Noida. At present, Section-144 has been extended till January, but it seems that this will also be extended till February 28, because till then the third wave of corona virus is expected to continue.
These restrictions are applicable in Noida
Schools will work only 50 percent of the employees in closed offices till January 16, the rest will be work from home. Restaurants, multiplexes and malls are allowed to operate only at 50 percent capacity.
Noida again corona bomb exploded
Corona infection is increasing rapidly in the industrial city. In the last 24 hours, the maximum number of 2,230 new infections were found on Wednesday as compared to the first and second wave. With this, the number of active patients in the district has increased to 9267. At the same time, 106 patients have also defeated Corona. Now the total number of corona infected in the district has reached 73,246 and the number of people recovering has reached 63,511. About 80 patients are being treated at the Kovid Care Center. While the rest of the patients are in home isolation. So far one patient of Omicron has been found in the district, who has already recovered.
4 1,679 new cases found in Ghaziabad, 6,125 active cases
On Tuesday, 1,679 new cases of corona have been found in the district. Active cases have gone up to 6,125. The infection rate recorded in 24 hours is 14.82 percent. In just ten days, 6,228 new cases have been found. Since March 2020, 62,142 cases have been found in the district. District Surveillance Officer Dr. RK Gupta said that 95 people have been cured in the last 24 hours. COVID to 26 patients have been admitted to hospitals.
