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Police gear up for new COVID-19 restrictions in Tiruppur

Updated: May 05, 2021 16:29 IST Around 600 police personnel will be deployed across Tiruppur city to check for violations and monitor compliance with the new rules Share Article AAA Around 600 police personnel will be deployed across Tiruppur city to check for violations and monitor compliance with the new rules With restrictions coming into force from Thursday to curb the spread of COVID-19, Tiruppur City Police finalised arrangements on Wednesday to monitor compliance in the city. Police sources said that around 600 police personnel would be deployed in the city police limits from Thursday. The personnel from the eight police stations under Tiruppur City Police would patrol the city using nine four-wheelers and 25 two-wheelers round-the-clock to check for violations from Thursday. Police pickets would also be deployed in 20 locations across Tiruppur to check adherence to the new restrictions by the public, the sources said.

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Committee asks banks to ensure adherence to SOPs

Committee asks banks to ensure adherence to SOPs Updated: Updated: Violation of norms punishable under Public Health Act Share Article Violation of norms punishable under Public Health Act The State-level Bankers Committee (SLBC) has written to all member banks to ensure adherence to standard operating procedures to be followed for preventing COVID-19. The Additional Chief Secretary, Finance, Government of Tamil Nadu, held a meeting on April 8 to re-sensitise the banks about the procedures to be followed to contain the spread of the virus. Banks were told that non-adherence to norms was punishable under the Tamil Nadu Public Health Act, 1939. All the customers and the public (including staff members) visiting the banks should compulsorily wear masks covering their mouth and nose from the time they enter the premises until they leave, the SLBC said in its notification.

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