Sealing of entry points by villagers helping great deal, says Mansa SSP

Tribune News Service

Bathinda, April 2

Officials of the district administration and the police reviewed the situation during the curfew by visiting various locations in different areas of Mansa district on Thursday. They were accompanied by doctors.

Mansa SSP Narindar Bhargav said the police had constantly been appealing to the public of Mansa district by way of announcements as well as through social media that they should not defy curfew for their as well as others’ safety. People should keep themselves inside their houses. They should not move out unnecessarily and must not allow the outsiders to visit their houses, wards or villages to keep a check on the spread of the deadly virus.”

He expressed gratitude to the public for extending help to the police department. He encouraged the police force on duty by visiting areas personally along with a medical team on Thursday. During his visit, he distributed fruit among them and appreciated them for their dedication to duty.

He appealed to the self-help groups (SHGs) as well as the general public to continue extending their cooperation because it was the only solution to control the pandemic. “Sealing entry points by villagers is helping a great deal in complete adherence to curfew provisions,” said Bhargav.

The SSP further said day-and-night duties were being performed by the Mansa Police to fight Covid-19. He appealed to the public to strictly comply with curfew restrictions and maintain law and order.

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