
Jalandhar. Corona infection is not taking the name of stopping. So far 97 out of 3906 infected have died in Punjab. In the last 10 days, 40 people have died in Unlock-1 and 51 people. So far, 227012 samples have been sent for the test according to official figures. 27 patients are on oxygen support, while 4 patients are on a ventilator due to critical condition.
Today is the 20th day of lockdown-5 across the country to deal with this fear, while the weekend declared by the Punjab government is the second phase of lockdown. Due to this, markets, malls, and industries are closed in the state. At the same time, the police are taking strict measures on the streets. There is a provision of Rs 500-500 for spitting without masks and public places, Rs 2000 for violation of mutual distance.
Bus services will not run in the state tomorrow
On Saturday, buses from any city bus to any district did not run in the state, along with interstate services were also closed. The same condition will remain the same on Sunday. Punjab Roadways Jalandhar general manager Navraj Batish said that no bus will be diverted from Shaheed-e-Azam Bhagat Singh Interstate Bus Terminal in Jalandhar on Saturday and Sunday. Apart from this, there are instructions to stop the bus operation on other public holidays.
Packed food with the condition of being served and the relaxation of the wedding ceremony, other rules will also have to be followed.
The Punjab government has given an exemption for the wedding ceremony, but for this also several guidelines have been given. It is special that now packed food can be served at the wedding ceremony. Not only this, but utensils will also be disposable. Food is also prohibited from serving food on the table at the wedding ceremony. It will also be necessary to follow physical distance. If these rules are not followed in the ceremony, then the police department can stop the marriage ceremony and register a case. For this, legal action will be taken against the Palace Operator and the organizers of Samarah.
Pathankot Sub Jail will be made a special jail and only new undertrials will be kept.
Pathankot sub-jail will now be made a special jail due to the Corona epidemic. Only new undertrials who commit crimes will be kept in it. District Pathankot as well as other adjoining districts can be added to it. At present, no recommendations have been made by the government on which districts will be kept in these new criminals. Punjab government can give a decision on this in the next few days. Confirming this, Jail Superintendent Jeevan Thakur said that given the threat of Corona global epidemic, the Government of Patti, Barnala, Bathinda, Ludhiana, and Minor Children Prison has already been prepared as a Special Jail. has been done.
Lock in Patiala for death and lab workers found positive
In Patiala on Friday, where eight new Corona positive cases were reported in the district, a 60-year-old man died. Although the said person was suffering from thyroid and sugar, he was found positive in corona testing at Rajindra Hospital here. A lab worker has also been locked hereafter the report came positive.
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