Kerala Makes Coronavirus Safety Rules A Must For One Year

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Kerala, which had reported India's first corona virus case in late January, has been seen by health experts as one of the most successful states in attempts to contain the corona virus till now.

 

Thiruvananthapuram:

Safety rules for the corona virus pandemic will have to be followed for the next one year, the Kerala government said on Sunday. Wearing masks or face covers in public and social distancing are among the rules that will be mandatory.

Masks will also have to be worn at workplaces and six feet of social distancing will apply everywhere.

Weddings can only be attended by up to 50 people and funerals by 20.

No manner of social gatherings, get-togethers, processions, dharnas, congregations or demonstration can be conducted without written permission from authorities. Participants in such gatherings will not exceed 10 people, the government said.

In shops and all other commercial establishments, the maximum number of people or customers allowed at a time shall not exceed 20 depending on the size of the room to maintain social distancing of six feet.

Spitting in public places, roads or pavements will be strictly banned.

Passes will not be needed for interstate travel but passengers will need to register at Jagratha e-platform.

Kerala, which had reported India's first corona virus case in late January, has logged 5,204 infections to date and has been seen by health experts as one of the most successful states in attempts to contain the corona virus till now.

 

 

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Kerala extends Covid regulations till July 2021: Masks, ban on social gatherings now for a year

In a bid to cut the chain of transmission of the novel corona virus and to minimise the potential of its spread, Kerala on Sunday amended the state Epidemic Disease Ordinance, putting the regulations in the state in place for the next one year.

In a bid to cut the chain of transmission of the novel coronavirus and to minimise the potential of its spread, Kerala on Sunday amended the state Epidemic Disease Ordinance, putting the Covid-control regulations in the state in place for the next one year.

With coronavirus cases gradually increasing in Kerala, the state government has issued new guidelines to act as preventive measures against the pandemic. The new regulations known as ‘Kerala Epidemic Disease Corona Virus Disease (Covid-19) Additional Regulations, 2020’, will be in force for a year i.e till July 2021, or till further government direction.

This means, people will have to wear masks, maintain social distancing and avoid large gatherings till July 2021.

The District Collectors have been instructed to ensure due compliance of the regulations.

The state government has said that whoever contravenes the regulations shall be punishable under the provisions of the Kerala Epidemic Diseases Ordinance, 2020.

Here are the regulations that will remain in place till July 2021 in Kerala:

1. Wearing of Mask/Face Cover

All persons shall cover their mouth and nose with a mask/face cover in all public places, workplaces, any place where the public has access, all kinds of vehicles and during transport.

2. Social Distancing

All persons shall maintain a social distance of six feet between person to person in all public places and functions.

3. Marriage Functions

In all marriage ceremonies and any functions thereafter the maximum number of participants at a time shall not exceed fifty persons. All persons in such ceremonies/functions shall use sanitiser, wear face cover/mask and shall keep a social distance of six feet between them. Organisers of marriage or functions shall provide sanitiser for the use of the participants.

4. Funerals

In funeral functions, the maximum participants at a time shall not exceed twenty persons and all of them shall wear face cover/mask, use sanitiser and also keep a social distance of six feet between them. In the case of Covid suspected death, the standing instructions issued by Government of India and state government shall be complied.

5. Social Gatherings

No manner of social gathering including get together, processions, dharna, congregation, demonstration etc, shall be conducted without the written permission of the concerned authority. The maximum participants in such social gathering shall not exceed ten persons. Those participating in such gathering shall wear face cover/mask, use sanitiser and observe a social distance of six feet between them.

6. Shops and commercial establishments

In shops and all other commercial establishments, the maximum number of persons/customers permitted at a time shall not exceed twenty depending on the size of the room to keep social distancing of six feet between persons.

All the persons and customers in the shop shall wear face cover/mask and shall observe a social distancing of six feet between them. Owner of the shop shall provide sanitiser for the use of customers.

7. Prohibition of spitting in public places

No person shall spit in public places, road or footpath.

8. Registration in COVID-19 Jagratha e-platform

All those who intend to visit Kerala from other states/union territories and from any other country shall furnish the details as prescribed in the web-enabled 'COVID-19 Jagratha e-platform' established by the state government for contact tracing, ensuring quarantine and other Covid-19 combating measures to minimise the potential of spread of the epidemic.

9. Inter-State stage carriage road transport

The regular operation of Inter-State stage carriage road transport from and to Kerala by public and private sectors shall remain suspended

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Kerala Health Department issues notification extending the enforcement of state's #COVID19 regulations till July 2021.

 

 

 

 

 

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