‘Operation Safe Punjab’ to encourage people to follow Covid norms

Tribune News Service
Ludhiana, June 24

To save people from contracting coronavirus, the city police is all set to launch ‘Operation Safe Punjab’. Officials have sought suggestions from people through the Facebook page of the Ludhiana police and Twitter handle.

Ludhiana Police Commissioner (CP) Rakesh Agrawal said, “The purpose of the initiative is to prevent the spread of coronavirus and encourage people to follow the Covid-19 guidelines in a true letter and spirit. The police will strictly implement safety norms.”

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Eleven policemen of the Ludhiana Commissionerate are currently corona positive and at isolation centres in various places. They contracted the virus while on duty. They are all healthy. The police are conducting online yoga and meditation sessions for them daily so that they can stay fit. Senior cops are also in touch with them to keep their morale high.

A police post shares, “We are launching special campaign, ‘Operation Safe Punjab’, against people not wearing masks, not maintaining physical distance at shops, in markets or residential areas or buses, violating number limits for gatherings, especially at restaurants and marriage palaces, more commuters than allowed on two and in four-wheelers and autos.”

“Kindly suggest which areas have the maximum violations and at what times. Also tell us the most effective way to teach and enforce safety norms among the public,” the posts adds.

Sources said, “The police will scan all feedback comments posted by the people. SHOs concerned will be asked to ensure that no such violation takes place in their areas.”

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