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Rajasthan government has allowed the opening of offices located in commercial centers and educational institutes for non-academic activities in the midst of the relaxation of the restrictions of blockade, which were in force since the end of March to contain the spread of the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) outbreak.
Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that the virus outbreak is under control in the state, which has led to the opening up of economic activities in line with the latest guidelines issued by the Union Ministry of home Affairs (MHA) last Sunday.
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Gehlot also discussed the restrictions under the lock of safety of 4:0, which was forced from Monday until May 31.
Additional chief secretary (home) Rajiv Swaroop, said that the offices of all the educational institutions have been permitted to open for non-academic work. Despite the fact that shopping malls have not been allowed to open offices in them have been allowed to resume their operations, he added.
Chief secretary-level talks are being held with Madhya Pradesh, Gujarat and Maharashtra to operate inter-state bus services, in an attempt to ferry the migrant workers back home.
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Additional Chief Secretary, Subodh Agrawal, said that the movement of the chain of migrant workers could facilitate considerably, as 23 trains bring you back to many in the course of the next five days.
The CM has been appointed to the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) officials in charge of 11 districts, where there has been an increase in Covid-19 positive cases due to the arrival of migrant workers. The nominated officers have been invited to come up with a plan of action to improve the health care of the facilities, including institutional quarantine, in these 11 Covid-19-hit districts.
The state government has appointed Bhaskar A Sawant of Pali and Sirohi; Naveen Mahajan of Jodhpur; Muktanand Agarwal to Jalore; Omprakash for Barmer; Nareshpal Gangwar to Nagaur; Samit Sharma to Sikar, Ashutosh IN Pendenekar to Udaipur; KK Pathak to Bhilwara; Praveen Gupta to Bikaner; and Bhawani Singh Detha to Rajsamand.
Rajasthan director general of police (DGP) Bhupendra Singh, has warned that those found violating the social distancing rules would be registered under the Rajasthan Epidemic of Ordinance.
He said challans have been issued to 8,134 not to use face masks in public places; 1,201 challans to those who sell goods to people who were not wearing masks for the face; 73 for spitting in public places; 64 for the sale of tobacco products; and 2.525 for violating the social distancing of the rules.
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