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Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot directed to take stringent action versus the sale of firecrackers and fireworks in the state and contaminating automobiles running without physical fitness to protect the health of coronavirus-infected patients and the general public from the hazardous smoke producing from them, it said.
AgenciesThe Rajasthan government has actually chosen to ban the sale of firecrackers throughout the festive season in the state in the wake of the crisis developed by the coronavirus pandemic Protecting the lives of individuals is paramount for the federal government in this challenging time, Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said while evaluating the coronavirus circumstance on Sunday.
He also said the government has decided to keep the schools and colleges in the state closed till November16
Gehlot was reviewing the scenario produced by the coronavirus crisis and ‘no mask-no entry’ and ‘war for the pure’ project of the state government.
The primary minister likewise went over the standards of ‘Unlock-6″ in the meeting, a statement stated.
He directed to take stringent action versus the sale of firecrackers and fireworks in the state and contaminating automobiles running without physical fitness to secure the health of coronavirus-infected patients and the general public from the hazardous smoke emitting from them, it stated.
In a situation like this, individuals must avoid using fireworks on Diwali, he said.
Gehlot said the recruitment process of 2,000 medical professionals in the state must be finished quickly. Selected doctors should be offered visits within 10 days, he included.
During the discussion on ‘Unlock-6’ standards, Principal Secretary (Home) Abhay Kumar said educational institutions and coaching centres including school-colleges in the state will stay closed for routine educational activities till November 16, the statement stated.
Swimming pools, movie theater halls, theaters, multiplexes, home entertainment parks etc will remain closed till November 30, it said.
The maximum limitation of visitors at wedding events ought to be 100, the statement said.
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