
New Delhi
In the last two weeks, as the cases of Coronavirus infection in Delhi increased, the police cut 11,800 challans against non-masks and 125 challans against those who did not follow social distance. According to Delhi Police data, a total of 5,78,324 invoices were issued from June 15 to Friday last year, of which 5,36,256 for not applying masks and 38,631 for non-adherence to social distance were deducted.
Invoice on Corona Guidelines
As per the data, a total of 2,720 challans were issued between March 10 and March 19 for not applying the mask and thus 272 challans were issued daily. Meanwhile, 33 challans were issued for not following social distance.
Police strictly
According to the data, from March 20 to Friday, the number of invoices issued against non-maskers increased to 11,800 and the number of challans deducted against those who did not follow social distance reached 125.
The Lt. Governor ordered a strict order
In the last two weeks, the police invoiced an average of 842 people per day for not applying the mask. Recently, Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal ordered to strictly follow the Covid-19 rules in the national capital.
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