Increase in cases of Coronavirus in Kanchanpur, CDO orders strict rules

Kanchanpur: As the infection of corona is increasing, rules has been tightened in Kanchanpur. The local administration has tightened its grip since Wednesday after more than 250 people returned from India and contracted corona within a week.

The District Administration Office, Kanchanpur, has banned more than 25 people from holding rallies, sit-ins, festivals and social activities in public places to prevent the spread of COVID 19. A meeting of the Covid 19 Crisis Management Coordinating Center (CCMCC), District Covid 19 Management Committee will be held from 12 noon on Wednesday to analyze the current risk of infection with the new variant Omicron of Covid 19 and make its prevention, control, diagnosis and treatment services effective.

The order has been issued. The order issued by Chief District Officer Ram Prasad Pandey has instructed to use mandatory masks when going out of the house or in public places, wash hands with soap and water from time to time, use sanitizer and maintain physical distance.

Health, strict adherence to health standards when conducting industry, trade and business activities, entering public places (offices, hotels, restaurants, cinema halls, stadiums, parks, etc.) from 21st January onwards. Arrangements have been made to keep them together and admit them only by looking at the vaccination card.

Vaccination card will be made compulsory for all public bodies in the district to get services from January 21st. As per the decision and information of the Ministry of Education and Science Technology on January 10th, schools will not be allowed to conduct classes in physical presence till January 29th. It has been mentioned in the issued order that the pre-determined semester annual examinations of the universities and educational institutes will be conducted in a Z-shaped manner in compliance with the standards of public health safety and health standards will be made mandatory in the examination centers.

The District Health Office, in coordination with the local level, has issued an order for the students in the age group of 12 to 17 years in all the schools to make arrangements for vaccination against Covid 19 as much as possible. The administration has warned that legal action will be taken against those who obstruct the supply and concealment.