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As Delhi grapples with the fourth wave of COVID-19, the Delhi Metro Railway Corporation (DMRC) on Monday penalised 515 commuters for violating coronavirus safety norms.

COVID-19: Delhi Metro penalises 648 commuters for violating protocols The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has also urged the commuters to follow the protocols and politely counsel others to do the same. (Image source: Twitter/DMRC) Updated: Apr 9, 2021, 04:25 PM IST As India battles a second wave of COVID-19, authorities across the country have become stringent when it comes to following COVID-19 protocols and guidelines. Delhi Metro’s Flying Squads on Thursday (April 8) penalised 648 commuters for not wearing a mask properly and violating social distancing...

Delhi Metro's flying squad penalises 672 commuters for violating Covid-19 rules ANI | Updated: Apr 08, 2021 14:43 IST New Delhi [India], April 8 (ANI): Delhi Metro's Flying Squads on Wednesday penalised 672 commuters for not wearing a mask properly and violating social distancing norms. Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) also urged the commuters to follow the protocols and politely counsel others to do the same. "To ensure our travel guidelines are being followed, Delhi Metro's Flying Squads penalised 672 commuters on 7 April 2021 for not wearing a face ...

Updated Apr 08, 2021 | 13:08 IST On Monday, four Delhi Metro stations were briefly shut to ensure adequate social distancing on the premises amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Commuters fined on Delhi Metro network  Key Highlights 672 commuters penalised on DMRC network on 7 April Entry to a metro station on Red Line briefly shut to enforce crowd control measure New Delhi: With coronavirus cases surging again in the country, including the national capital, the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has become strict as far as adherence to Covid-19 guidelines is concerned in its subw...

The three-phase poll witnessed a state average of 82.04 per cent SECTIONS Share Synopsis The office of the CEO, Assam introduced automations in certain selected processes to manage the robust election process. Software applications were being put to use as a part of the Information Communication Technology (ICT) in order to ensure a free, fair and safe election. The three-phase poll witnessed a state average of 82.04 per cent. The three-phase poll witnessed a state average of 82.04 per cent. The election commission has assured strong vigilance has been put in place and assured all concerned...