Collector's appeal to close tea shops in Corona Effect / Rajkot district, people in Jetpur, Dhoraji, Upleta lined up to buy tobacco

Collector's appeal to close tea shops in Corona Effect / Rajkot district, people in Jetpur, Dhoraji, Upleta lined up to buy tobacco

Rajkot. The number of corona cases has been increasing in Rajkot district for the last one week. The number of corona cases is increasing in Rajkot city and rural areas. In Dhoraji, 46 cases have been reported in the last 4 days. So on Sunday, Collector Remya Mohan, District Police Chief Balram Meena, District Health Officer Dhoraji rushed to the spot and the provincial office called a meeting and appealed to the traders to keep the tea shops closed. An appeal has been made to keep tea shops in Rajkot district closed from tomorrow, July 7. While tea shops will be open in Rajkot city. This declaration will not apply in Rajkot city. That is what Collector Remya Mohan has said. News of closure of shops for 8 days by Rajkot Collector went viral on social media.

The number of corona cases in Rajkot district is 442

The number of cases in Unlock Part-1 as well as Unlock Part-2 is increasing day by day. The number of positive cases of Corona virus in Rajkot city has reached 232. While the number of positive cases of corona virus in rural Rajkot has reached 210. Thus, the number of positive cases has reached 442 in Rajkot city as well as in the district. Rajkot district collector Remya Mohan has decided to keep tea kettles and leaf stalls closed for eight days in Rajkot district from tomorrow. At the same time, an appeal has been made to the traders in every taluka of the district to reduce the time of shop business in their own way from tomorrow.

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There was a long line of people in Jetpur to take faki-bidi

The news on social media that all the tea shops across the district will be closed for eight days from tomorrow due to the outbreak of Koro by the Rajkot District Collector went viral on social media in Jetpur, Upleta, Dhoraji, Bhayavadar and Jamkandora from this morning onwards.

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 There are queues of people to take. Retail shopkeepers as well as captives have lined up at Pan BD wholesale shops since morning to collect stocks of Pan, BD and tobacco. The lack of social distance was evident.

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After Surat, the decision to close the leaf alleys can also be taken in Rajkot

The number of cases of corona virus is increasing day by day.  There have also been repeated appeals by the government to the public to take precautions against Corona.  After Ahmedabad, in view of the increasing cases of Corona virus in Surat, orders have been issued to close leaf gullies in some areas.  However, even in Rajkot, there are ongoing discussions that the streets may be closed if the number of cases increases in the coming days.

 In view of the increasing cases of Corona virus, the Surat Municipal Corporation has instructed to keep the leaf lanes closed in some areas.  According to the announcement, Pangalla shops will be closed for seven days in Katargam, Varachha-A and B zones of Surat.

  However, shops will remain open in other zones in Surat.  But no more than four people can gather here.  It may be mentioned that, in a statement issued in Surat yesterday, the health secretary said that where there are more cases, the leaf gills may be closed.

On the other hand, following Surat, the Rajkot Municipal Commissioner has also announced that if a crowd of people gathers at the tea shop, it will be closed.  As a precautionary measure, the Municipal Corporation can take a decision.

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  Rajkot Mu that there is still a lack of awareness among the people.  Said the commissioner.  Checking will be carried out in the city by Rajkot Corporation.

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