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India is experiencing a backlog of COVID cases as of last week, and simulated national COVID training is also underway in other states and Union territories. Following this, some states have also implemented COVID-related protocols to keep the virus at bay.
Read on to find out which states have implemented COVID regulations to make sure you have a smooth life if necessary.
As the Covid positivity rate rises, Delhi’s Health Minister Saurabh Bharadwaj issued an advisory, urging others not to faint in public places if they have flu-like symptoms. He also added that cases are likely to accumulate in the coming days due to Delhi’s high population density.
Haryana brought back the mandatory face mask rule given COVID cases in the state. In its new guidelines, the state government required other people to wear a mask permanently at gatherings of more than a hundred people. In addition, Covid testing has been made mandatory for those arriving with coughs and colds at state hospitals. If you are traveling to Haryana and experiencing flu-like symptoms, be aware that you will want to be tested for COVID.
The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has made mask mandatory for all patients, workers and visitors in all hospitals run by the municipality. He also asked citizens over the age of 60 to wear masks in crowded places as a precaution.
Amid a sudden spike in COVID cases in the state, Health Minister Veena George announced that masks are mandatory for everyone else with lifestyle-related illnesses. The minister, after holding a high-level assembly to review the situation, suggested that others be more cautious and adhere to COVID protocols to keep the virus at bay.
Pondicherry management also recently made masks mandatory in public places such as parks, beach paths and theaters, effective immediately due to the accumulation of COVID-19 cases. Reports imply that those used in hotels, hospitals, restaurants, liquor stores, entertainment industries, hospitality, government offices, and advertising institutions must wear masks. Facilities were also asked to adhere to popular operating procedures (SOPs) and ensure they were 100% vaccinated.
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