Government Big Decision on Lockdown 2.0
Government Big Decision on Lockdown 2.0
Commerce-related concessions will be exempted from the state's containment zone from April 20
District Collector presides over a 7-member committee to implement the exemption
any arrangement is violated or violated, the commercial units will be closed down with the approval.
Any employee from the hotspot will have to take care of the workers coming to work
Followed by Social Distance, Staggered Lunch Time, Staggered Entry and Exit Time
There are 39 marketplaces operating in the state since yesterday
Gandhinagar. Currently, Corona has shouted in Gujarat and so far more than 874 Corona patients have been identified. Lockdown Part-2 is currently underway across the country to control Corona. In this regard, the Government of India has extended the lockdown period till May 7.
The lockdown is to remain in force in the state till May 3. The Government of India has announced that commercial and industry related concessions will come into effect from April 20. These concessions will be applied except for the containment zone. Healthy instructions in the factory will be strictly followed. As well as works will be started in the village under MNREGA. Construction will also start in the urban area. But the laborers will have to provide facilities like lodging on site. Self-employed workers, including a motor mechanic, plumber, will be exempted.
7-member committee headed by district collectors for the implementation of concessions
A seven-member committee has been constituted to preside over district and commercial concessions at the district level. These include the local head of GIDC, labor and employment department officer, chief district health officer, factory inspector, deputy municipal commissioner in the municipal corporation area and general manager of the district industry center as member secretary. The committee will give approval for the operationalization of commercial and industrial units as per the guidelines of the Government of India.
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Government Big Decision on Lockdown 2.0
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| Government Big Decision on Lockdown 2.0 |
Commerce-related concessions will be exempted from the state's containment zone from April 20
District Collector presides over a 7-member committee to implement the exemption
any arrangement is violated or violated, the commercial units will be closed down with the approval.
Any employee from the hotspot will have to take care of the workers coming to work
Followed by Social Distance, Staggered Lunch Time, Staggered Entry and Exit Time
There are 39 marketplaces operating in the state since yesterday
Gandhinagar. Currently, Corona has shouted in Gujarat and so far more than 874 Corona patients have been identified. Lockdown Part-2 is currently underway across the country to control Corona. In this regard, the Government of India has extended the lockdown period till May 7.
The lockdown is to remain in force in the state till May 3. The Government of India has announced that commercial and industry related concessions will come into effect from April 20. These concessions will be applied except for the containment zone. Healthy instructions in the factory will be strictly followed. As well as works will be started in the village under MNREGA. Construction will also start in the urban area. But the laborers will have to provide facilities like lodging on site. Self-employed workers, including a motor mechanic, plumber, will be exempted.
7-member committee headed by district collectors for the implementation of concessions
A seven-member committee has been constituted to preside over district and commercial concessions at the district level. These include the local head of GIDC, labor and employment department officer, chief district health officer, factory inspector, deputy municipal commissioner in the municipal corporation area and general manager of the district industry center as member secretary. The committee will give approval for the operationalization of commercial and industrial units as per the guidelines of the Government of India.
Click Here To Read In Gujarati
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