Meanwhile, to cope up with the rising number of coronavirus cases, the state government yesterday announced to open eight new COVID-19 care centres, each having 500 beds, in eight major cities.
Ahmedabad: Pointing out that COVID-19 cases in the state are increasing, the Gujarat High Court has directed the state govt to take a decision on weekend curfew at the earliest. The HC also observed that there is a need for lockdown in the state to break the chain of the transmission. The court further suggested that curfew should be imposed in the state for three to four days.
Earlier several villages and towns in Central GujMeanwhile, to cope up with the rising number of coronavirus cases, the state government yesterday announced to open eight new COVID-19 care centres, each having 500 beds, in eight major cities.
A decision to this effect was taken during a high-level meeting chaired by Chief Minister Vijay Rupani and also attended by Deputy CM Nitin Patel at Gandhinagar. These eight care centres to accommodate coronavirus patients will be put under the direct supervision of specially designated IAS or IFS officers.arat chose for voluntary lockdown in the wake of rising coronavirus cases in the state. Lunawada, the district headquarters of Mahisagar district, has decided to close shops and business establishments for 15 days. As per the reports of Times of India, the district administration has declared congested areas of Lunawada as containment zones.
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Earlier several villages and towns in Central Gujarat chose for voluntary lockdown in the wake of rising coronavirus cases in the state. Lunawada, the district headquarters of Mahisagar district, has decided to close shops and business establishments for 15 days. As per the reports of Times of India, the district administration has declared congested areas of Lunawada as containment zones
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