JBT teachers perform yoga by gagging themselves with black ribbon as their protest entered the 36th day in Sector 5, Panchkula, on Sunday. They are demanding joining letters. Tribune Photo: Nitin Mittal
Tribune News Service
Chandigarh, June 19
With the International Day of Yoga celebrations a couple of days away, elaborate preparations are being made at the Capitol Complex here.
As many as 55 large LED screens have been installed at the venue. These will be handled by 63 persons. A 24-member team of Doordarshan equipped with 22 cameras will cover the event. A team of 28 persons will manage speakers and microphones.
In all, 10 ambulances arrived at the venue on Saturday. Four ambulances each are from Punjab and Haryana while two are from the city. Ten static medical booths have also been set up.
A policeman has been attached with each ambulance. He will ensure a hassle-free travel to hospital, if required.
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