Chandigarh Administration lifts curbs in three zones

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Updated At : 01:06 PM Sep 02, 2020 IST

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Chandigarh, September 1

The UT Administration today removed the restrictions from three micro-containment zones in the city.

UT Adviser Manoj Parida said the restrictions had been removed from a block of 24 houses from house number 2778 to 2801 in Sector 40, a block of 32 flats from house number 6445 to 6448-C and house number 6449 to 6452-C in Sector 56, and a block of 11 houses from house number 491 to 495 and house number 501 to 506 in Sector 15 on the basis of recommendations received from the Affected Areas Assessment Committee.

He, however, said regular screening and monitoring of the areas by medical teams would continue. Frequent sanitisation of the areas by the municipal authorities would be conducted and the residents would be advised to observe social distancing norms, wear masks and follow hand hygiene. — TNS

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