Pune: Deputy Chief Minister of the state Ajit Pawar | Said on Friday that Pune will continue with district level 3 covid ban Because there is no significant change in weekly positivity rate since last week.
after conducting weekly covid In a review meeting at the council hall here, he said the average weekly positivity rate (WPR) of the district was 6%. Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is registering 4.9%, PCMC (5%) and Pune Rural 7.3% WPR.
Pawar asked the police to take strict action against the hawkers and handcarts who were seen on the streets after the deadline of 4 pm. “Though most of the shops are following the timings, the elected representatives in the meeting said that the hawkers carrying the handcart are seen after 4 pm at many places. I have directed the police commissioners to take strict action against them,” Pawar, who is also the district guardian minister, told the media.
Responding to reports of overcrowding at tourist places on weekdays, he said that the police have been asked to ensure that there is no violation of the COVID protocol at such gateways.
Pawar urged the citizens who have been vaccinated not to get complacent about the COVID protocol. “Even if people have received both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine, they should always wear a mask when going out. The state task force and health experts have directed people to strictly follow the COVID protocol even after vaccination.
after conducting weekly covid In a review meeting at the council hall here, he said the average weekly positivity rate (WPR) of the district was 6%. Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) is registering 4.9%, PCMC (5%) and Pune Rural 7.3% WPR.
Pawar asked the police to take strict action against the hawkers and handcarts who were seen on the streets after the deadline of 4 pm. “Though most of the shops are following the timings, the elected representatives in the meeting said that the hawkers carrying the handcart are seen after 4 pm at many places. I have directed the police commissioners to take strict action against them,” Pawar, who is also the district guardian minister, told the media.
Responding to reports of overcrowding at tourist places on weekdays, he said that the police have been asked to ensure that there is no violation of the COVID protocol at such gateways.
Pawar urged the citizens who have been vaccinated not to get complacent about the COVID protocol. “Even if people have received both doses of the Covid-19 vaccine, they should always wear a mask when going out. The state task force and health experts have directed people to strictly follow the COVID protocol even after vaccination.
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