Passenger without masks will fined.
The second wave of Corona in the country has created a furore at the moment. To prevent the spread of corona, the government has made the Covid Protocol. But many people are not following this protocol, due to which the virus continues to spread. Now the Ministry of Railways has decided to tighten those who do not put masks inside the railway station and the train. The Railway Ministry has decided that if a passenger is found without a mask inside the railway station premises and while traveling in the rail, he will be fined Rs 500.
Railways issued these orders for next 6 months
As per the order issued by the Ministry of Railways to the General Managers of all the zones, all passengers are advised to wear face masks during their entry into the railway station and while traveling in the train. Not only this, the railways have banned spitting by passengers or other staff keeping in mind the cleanliness. In view of this. The Railway Ministry has decided to impose a fine of 500 rupees for spitting and not applying masks on those who do not accept the restrictions. Railway has issued these orders for next 6 months.
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Odisha urges Center – Trains coming from Chhattisgarh should stopped
The Odisha government on Friday urged the Center to stop the trains coming from the neighboring state of Chhattisgarh for at least the next 15 days. According to the Odisha government. At least 10 border districts have affected due to the worrisome situation of Covid-19 in the neighboring state.
Odisha Chief Secretary SC Mohapatra in a letter to Union Home Secretary Ajay Bhalla said that there is at least a fortnight to break the link of the transition. Trains coming from Chhattisgarh need to be stopped.
18 special trains operating between Odisha and Chhattisgarh.
Odisha has already suspended interstate bus service coming from Chhattisgarh. Mahapatra said in his letter that 18 special trains are being operate between Odisha and Chhattisgarh. The Odisha government had earlier approached the Railway Board to stop the trains coming from Chhattisgarh but the board refused the request.
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