Two-Day Shutdown & Section 144 To Be Clamped In This Odisha District From Tomorrow

Two-Day Shutdown & Section 144 To Be Clamped In This Odisha District From Tomorrow



Nabarangpur: Amid rising COVID-19 cases, the Nabarangpur administration has announced a two-day shutdown in the entire district from Saturday (August 15) 12 noon.

It will remain in force till 5 am on August 17, informed Nabarangpur Collector Ajit Kumar Mishra. There will be restrictions on the movement of people and non-essential activities during this period, he added.

The district was earlier shut for a period of three days till the midnight of August 10 to check the spread of the deadly virus. So far, a total of 454 COVID-19 cases have been reported.

Section 144 (2) prohibiting the movement of individuals will also be clamped during the shutdown.

  1. No gathering of persons will be allowed in Nabarangpur district jurisdiction in any public or private places except gathering inside house or house premises.
  2. Non-essential gatherings and assemblies such as seminars, workshops, and conferences are to be cancelled.
  3. Social gatherings and assemblies like religious functions, marriage receptions, parties etc. shall not be conducted.
  4. No Marriage Barat/Opera shows / and other functions shall be organized.
  5. No Political rally/gathering for agitation should be conducted.
  6. Any type of Kalyan Mandap shall not be permitted to any functions where public gathering possibilities.
  7. AII hotels where people stay on a regular basis coming from outside should keep all precautionary measures of COVID-19 like sanitizer and isolation room during the period.
  8. Anybody with signs and symptoms like cough, fever or diffi

    culty in breathing should call the district helpline No.06858-222459, Mobile No.9439988787, 9439988468/ District COVID Control Room No.06858-22243417077450077.
  9. Rumour mongering, misinformation in social media will be dealt with very sternly.

Action will be taken against the violators under the provisions of Section 51 to 60 of the Disaster Management Act, 2005, besides, legal action under Section 188 of the IPC.

Exemptions:

 

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