Mysore: Officials of Federation of Organizations and Associations of Mysuru ,foam) urged the state government and district administration to withdraw the weekend curfew as it is affecting the business and livelihood of thousands of families.
Talking to reporters, federation president B.S. pacific He said that these restrictions are not helping other states to contain the spread of the infection.
“Every department is issuing different orders. We are confused as to whom to follow. Thousands of families are already facing financial crisis due to the first and second phase of lockdown. If another lockdown is imposed, it will have a further impact on them,” he said.
“The government is creating confusion through so many orders at a time. We don’t know which one is correct,” Prashant said.
“We can see overcrowding at many places due to the fear of lockdown and weekend curfew. Even experts have made it clear that none of these measures is helpful in containing the spread of the infection. We must learn to live with this virus for a few more years,” he said.
“Fifty per cent occupancy order is not practical. The virus is not serious. Rules are violated every day by politicians. These unrealistic orders are badly affecting the business,” said Prashant. “People are participating in rallies in large numbers, but others have been stopped from having lunch at a hotel. What is the logic behind these orders,” the federation’s vice-president asked. Narayan Gowda, news network
Talking to reporters, federation president B.S. pacific He said that these restrictions are not helping other states to contain the spread of the infection.
“Every department is issuing different orders. We are confused as to whom to follow. Thousands of families are already facing financial crisis due to the first and second phase of lockdown. If another lockdown is imposed, it will have a further impact on them,” he said.
“The government is creating confusion through so many orders at a time. We don’t know which one is correct,” Prashant said.
“We can see overcrowding at many places due to the fear of lockdown and weekend curfew. Even experts have made it clear that none of these measures is helpful in containing the spread of the infection. We must learn to live with this virus for a few more years,” he said.
“Fifty per cent occupancy order is not practical. The virus is not serious. Rules are violated every day by politicians. These unrealistic orders are badly affecting the business,” said Prashant. “People are participating in rallies in large numbers, but others have been stopped from having lunch at a hotel. What is the logic behind these orders,” the federation’s vice-president asked. Narayan Gowda, news network
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