Bakery sealed, 32 challaned in Yamunanagar

Tribune News Service Yamunanagar, May 9 A municipal corporation team on Saturday sealed a bakery and issued challans to 32 shopkeepers for violating lockdown norms and odd-even formula. The team recovered Rs 15,500 as fine from the violators. The...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:39 PM May 10, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service

Yamunanagar, May 9

A municipal corporation team on Saturday sealed a bakery and issued challans to 32 shopkeepers for violating lockdown norms and odd-even formula. The team recovered Rs 15,500 as fine from the violators.

The team included Jagadhri naib tehsildar-cum-duty magistrate Om Prakash and chief sanitary inspector Anil Nain. Jagadhri SDM Darshan Kumar, Yamunanagar City SHO Kamaldeep Singh and Farakpur SHO Mukesh Kumar were present.

“The shopkeepers did not mark circles outside their shops, had opened shops without following odd-even formula and were working without masks,” said Nain.

“The bakery was open in violation of the odd-even formula. A youth was working without mask. A 60-year-old man was at work, which was illegal. Therefore, this bakery was sealed,” he said.

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