Kasargod: Rise in coronavirus cases - Section 144 imposed from Oct 3 to 31 in state


Stephen Kayyar

Daijiworld Media Network - Kasargod (MS)

Kasargod, Oct 2: Dr Vishwas Mehta, chief secretary of Kerala government, has taken out an order, in order to control the coronavirus pandemic as the number of infected people is rising considerably since the past one week, according to which section 144 is imposed throughout the state from October 3 to 31. Grouping together of more than five people is prohibited.

The prohibitory orders will be in place from 9 am on October 3 till October 31. Deputy Commissioners of respective districts are suggested to relax the prohibitory order after taking into account the situation of individual districts.

Marriages and funerals are exempted from this prohibitory order. However, permission is given to carry out these functions as per Covid protocol. All programmes where there will be crowd are prohibited.

In the all party meeting that was held two days ago, it was decided to prohibit all programmes including protests. Accordingly, the government has taken out this order. The number of coronavirus infected people has shot up to 8,000 daily. In Kasargod district, the number has gone up to 500 everyday.

As the number of infected people is increasing uncontrollably from the past 20 days, the government has tightened the lockdown rules.

 

 

 

  

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  • R.krishna, Mangalore

    Fri, Oct 02 2020

    All the parties in Kerala have decided to fight Covid unitedly.
    Assembly of more than 5 people is banned. Section 144 is
    also imposed. Stiff penalties have been proposed for not
    wearing face mask and not adhering to social distancing
    norms. Kerala is all action now. Karnataka is busy with the
    collecting bribe from contractors, tender rigging in Covid
    procurement, cabinet expansion, byelection etc etc. In which
    world they are? Do we deserve this? Cry my state cry.

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  • sri_elder, Karkala

    Fri, Oct 02 2020

    Even karnataka requires this kind of section now...

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