Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will visit Noida to review preparedness to prevent corona virus infection. He will arrive at Sharada Hospital in Greater Noida around 1 pm. Here, CM Yogi will see the Quarantine and Isolation Center made in the hospital. After this, the Chief Minister will also inspect the Government Institute of Medical Sciences and Noida District Hospital at Kasna.
The Chief Secretary of Medical Education Department, Dr. Rajneesh Dubey, Police Commissioner Alok Singh, District Magistrate BN Singh and other department officials will be present along with the Chief Minister. The district administration has completed preparations in view of the Chief Minister's visit. Seeing that people did not come out on the streets during the lockdown, RF personnel along with police, PAC have been deployed.
CM Yogi Adityanath has not reached Noida yet. It is being told that he can reach Noida a little later. All senior officers are waiting for CM.
Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has left for Noida. It is being told that he can reach Noida at 12 noon.
CM Yogi can reach Greater Noida at 1 pm on Monday afternoon. He will then go directly to the Quarantine and Isolation Center at Sharda Hospital. CM Yogi will also review the status of migrant workers. Apart from this, he will also inspect the control room located in Delhi.
CM Yogi will reside in Delhi tonight only. On Tuesday, he will visit Ghaziabad and Meerut.
Security has been tightened in view of CM Yogi's visit to Noida. Police is deployed at almost every block of the city.
Officers are refraining from speaking anything in view of the Chief Minister's visit. He will not meet the media, given the spread of Corona infection.
On Sunday, Principal Secretary Dr. Rajneesh Dubey inspected the district by helicopter. At the same time, the preparations of the district administration were also tested. After which today the Chief Minister is coming to test the preparations.
Increased strictness on border, RAF and PAC also deployed in the district
Police are constantly taking action to curb those who violate the rules during the lockdown. On Sunday, an FIR was registered for violating Section 144 and a person was arrested, while an FIR was registered under the Essential Commodities Act and an accused was arrested. During the checking operation being carried out at 132 points of the district, 924 vehicles were investigated by the police team on Sunday.
During this period, 132 vehicles have been challaned and one vehicle was seized. It is known that during the lockdown all the boundaries of the district have been sealed and a total of 132 checking points in the district are being checked for 24 hours by putting a barrier on the police team. On the other hand, the number of people who went to their homes on foot on Sunday was very less and few people were seen on the streets. Due to which the police-administration has breathed a sigh of relief.
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