Coronavirus: Mohali DC announces fresh restriction on gathering in marriages and funerals

By  Rajan Nath April 16th 2021 04:47 PM -- Updated: April 16th 2021 04:52 PM

Coronavirus Punjab: In the wake of a rapid surge in coronavirus cases in Mohali, the DC SAS Nagar, Girish Dayalan, on Friday announced new restrictions on gathering in marriages and funerals in the district.

Now, the restriction on gathering in marriages and funerals in Mohali, amid coronavirus outbreak, would be to 20 persons," the DC Girish Dayalan said.

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Coronavirus Punjab: Amid rising coronavirus cases in Mohali, DC SAS Nagar, Girish Dayalan announced new restrictions on gathering in marriages, funerals.

The development comes at a time when Punjab has been dealing with the second wave of coronavirus. On Thursday, Punjab recorded the highest-ever single-day spike of coronavirus cases.

Punjab reported 4,333 new cases of coronavirus out of which Mohali reported the highest number of cases. Mohali recorded 860 new cases on Thursday.

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Coronavirus Punjab: Amid rising coronavirus cases in Mohali, DC SAS Nagar, Girish Dayalan announced new restrictions on gathering in marriages, funerals.

On Thursday, Punjab Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh had held a Covid review meeting to take stock of the current situation of pandemic in the state.

Coronavirus Punjab: Amid rising coronavirus cases in Mohali, DC SAS Nagar, Girish Dayalan announced new restrictions on gathering in marriages, funerals.

While people were expecting weekend lockdown in the state, no such decision was taken during the meeting.

Punjab CM had only ordered the strict enforcement of Covid appropriate protocols to prevent any super spread events.

The Chief Minister had said that the restrictions currently in place were showing results, and the same need to be implemented strictly, particularly in Mohali and other big cities showing high rates of transmission and positivity.

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