Chandigarh Administration imposes curbs in 28 more areas

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Chandigarh, April 6

To break the chain of coronavirus transmission, the UT Administration has declared 28 more micro-containment zones in the city.

District Magistrate Mandip Singh Brar said the issue of the Covid outbreak was examined by a committee and a considered view emerged that the affected areas be declared as containment zones in the city.

Brar said regular screening and monitoring of the areas would continue. Frequent sanitisation of the areas would be conducted and residents were advised to strictly observe social distancing norms, wear mask and follow hand hygiene, he added.

On March 31, the Administration had declared 15 micro-containment zones in various parts of the city.

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