Indore complete shutdown for 3 days from today, the country’s toughest lockdown, no market would be open

Indore. A 21-day lockdown continues to avoid Corona virus infection across the country. Despite this, there are cases of negligence in most areas of the country. As a result, infection cases are steadily increasing. The number of infected has now exceeded 20. However, the central government, along with the states, is constantly trying to curb this. But every effort is proving insufficient. Suddenly the threat of community transmission is looming. Perhaps, this is the reason why today, Indore, which is called the economic capital of Madhya Pradesh, will have the strictest lockdown in the country. That is because the next day there will not be any important items including milk and vegetables. This city will come to a complete end. 

following essential items could be brought through AMAZON during lockdown

After all, why this most stringent lockdown?

Five days have passed since the lockdown was implemented across the country. But even during this time, the administration has given complete exemption for essential things including milk and vegetables there. Services like petrol pumps, ATMs have continued. The same amount of time is being given to people for exiting and shopping. But Indore, called Mini Mumbai, will be completely closed for the next three days.

Why was there a need to take this step?

In fact, even after the lockdown, a large number of people were coming from outside in Indore. Many social organizations were distributing food and other supplies. As a result, the social distancing rule was not being followed even after the lockdown was implemented. As a result, the number of infected in Indore increased suddenly in the last two days. Indore is under threat of community transmission. The administration has identified areas such as Chandan Nagar, Ranipura. There is a ban on movement.

In order to increase strictness, administrative surgery was

carried out and now the command of Indore has been handed over to Collector Manish Singh. Before this, the collector of Indore was Lokesh Jatav. In the police department, DIG Harinarayanachari Mishra has been brought in place of DIG Ruchivardhan Mishra. These changes in the administrative corridors are being seen as a step towards increasing strictness. Collector Singh also has experience of working with the administrative team of Indore. 

Cases
of sudden increased infection In Indore, cases of sudden infection have increased in two days. The number of infected has reached 22. All patients are being treated in different hospitals. Authorities have asked everyone to shift to MR TB Hospital. The condition of four of them is stated to be critical. One of them is on a ventilator, while the remaining three are placed on a BiPipe machine. 

Suspects of Ranipura and Dewas have died during treatment while a 70-year-old elderly man admitted to MR TB on suspicion of coronovirus infection. The elderly lived in the Ranipura region. On Saturday, a 50-year-old Divyang employee of Dewas Municipal Corporation, admitted to a private hospital, also succumbed. The patient had fever and breathing problems before death. In both cases a sample was taken to investigate Corona, whose report is yet to come.

Action if violation of lockdown: Collector
Collector Manish Singh has made it clear that those who violate lockdown will be prosecuted. By marking a place, those who break the rules will be kept in open prison. He informed that the passes given to NGOs for distribution of food have also been canceled. The administration will now take up this responsibility. In the first phase, 10,000 food packets will be distributed.