Curbs go from Sectors 19, 20, 38 of Chandigarh

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Chandigarh, October 6

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

An official stated that the restrictions had been removed from house number 3020 to 3023 in Sector 20, house number 3362 to 3369 in Sector 19 and house number 3456 to 3463 in Sector 38-D.

The official said as per the protocol, the restrictions in the micro-containment zones were continued for 14 days from the last positive case reported from the respective areas.

He added that 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 maintain social distancing, wear masks and follow hand hygiene. — TNS

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