Coronavirus in India: Tajinder Pal Bagga Wants Delhi Police Commissioner to Suspend Breath Analyzers to Avoid Spread of COVID-19 Infection
The sale of meat, semi-cooked meat and fish has been banned in open areas in the Lucknow district to ensure that COVID-19 doesn't transmit through the meat.
New Delhi, March 5: In order to avoid the spread of coronavirus, Delhi BJP functionary Tajinder Pal Singh Bagga wrote to Delhi Police Commissioner to suspend breath analyzers which are used to detect people who are drunk. According to a Times of India report, the letter said, "In the view of the COVID-19 infection, to prevent its further spread, I request you to suspend the breath analysis test'.
The situation in Delhi continues to remain tense after a person who travelled to Delhi was confirmed with coronavirus. While the death toll due to coronavirus has crossed 3,2000 globally, the number of people infected with the deadly virus in India has also increased to 29. Coronavirus Outbreak: Lucknow Bans Sale of Meat, Semi-Cooked Meat & Fish in Open Areas to Avoid Spread of COVID-19.
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Lucknow Bans Sale of Meat, Semi-Cooked Meat & Fish in Open Areas
The sale of meat, semi-cooked meat and fish has been banned in open areas in the Lucknow district to ensure that COVID-19 doesn't transmit through the meat. In addition to this, restaurants and hotels have been asked to take extra precautions to maintain hygiene. There has been widespread fear and panic due to coronavirus and the sale of poultry has witnessed a huge dip.
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