Lockdown steps being strengthened in Thiruvananthapuram
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Only essential activities will be allowed in containment zones
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Only essential activities will be allowed in containment zones
Along with declaring several wards in the district containment zones, District Collector and District Disaster Management Authority Chairperson Navjot Khosa has annulled the existing lockdown relaxations and enforced strict measures in the notified wards as part of COVID-19 management.
City corporations’ Chettivilakam, Kinavoor, Kudappanakkunnu, Kalady, Kadakampally-Valiya Udeswaram Temple to Chathanpara main road and VURVA main road to Mukakad Lane, Kuriyathy, Karikakom-Vayanasala Junction to Tharavilakam, Karikakom High School to Punnakka Thoppu and Karikakom High School to Mathil Mukku, Sasthamangalam, Pattom, and Kowdiar have been declared containment zones as per Sections 26, 30 and 34 of the Disaster Management Act.
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All safety measures in place in Kozhikode a day ahead of polls
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Over 7,000 police officers deployed in district
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Over 7,000 police officers deployed in district
With a day left for the Assembly elections, the police have readied all major safety arrangements and deployment of 7,250 police officers, including para-military and special police personnel, in Kozhikode district.
Considering the huge number of hypersensitive and critical booths, over 4,800 police officers will work in the rural areas of Kozhikode. Kozhikode city will get the services of 2,417 personnel.
According to the election authorities, the Kozhikode Rural police district has 29 critical booths and 401 sensitive booths. Around 850 officials from various para-military forces will offer their services along with the local police in selected rural booths. To keep an eye on areas frequented by suspected Maoists, an anti-Naxal team will camp in the district. It will mainly guard th
As the Kerala government has decided to use the police for ensuring people follow COVID-19 protocol, police teams in Mallapuram said they will take strict action against those flouting social distancing norms imposed to limit the rise in COVID-19 cases. The decision has been taken as Kerala continues to record the highest number of daily COVID-19 cases in India. The state has 72,482 active cases, as per the government. We plan to control/limit the number of new COVID-19 cases in Kerala by enforcing social distancing in public places. We have also made announcements using police vehicles. After issuing warnings for 1-2 days, we will take stringent action, Abdul Karim, Malappuram Superintendent of Police (SP) Abdul Karim told ANI on Sunday.
Kerala imposes more restrictions to tackle COVID-19 ANI | Updated: Jan 31, 2021 09:42 IST
Malappuram (Kerala) [India], January 31 (ANI): As the Kerala government has decided to use the police for ensuring people follow COVID-19 protocol, police teams in Mallapuram said they will take strict action against those flouting social distancing norms imposed to limit the rise in COVID-19 cases.
The decision has been taken as Kerala continues to record the highest number of daily COVID-19 cases in India. The state has 72,482 active cases, as per the government. We plan to control/limit the number of new COVID-19 cases in Kerala by enforcing social distancing in public places. We have also made announcements using police vehicles. After issuing warnings for 1-2 days, we will take stringent action, Abdul Karim, Malappuram Superintendent of Police (SP) told ANI on Sunday.