Yellow alert in capital: Fear of Omicron in the capital … CM issues yellow alert

New Delhi : Is the country’s capital New Delhi heading towards a lockdown? Such a question is now being posed. The Kejriwal government has issued a yellow alert in the capital Delhi. The Kejriwal government has taken this step as the number of patients with the new variant of Corona Omicron is increasing rapidly in Delhi.

In the last few days, the corona patient growth rate in Delhi has been at 0.5 per cent. As a result, a yellow alert has been issued in Delhi as per the ‘Graded Response Action Plan’ (GRP). The government will soon issue guidelines in this regard, informed Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal.

According to Yellow Alert, many restrictions will apply

Restrictions will be imposed in Delhi as per Yellow Alert. Although the number of patients with mild symptoms and infections has increased, there has been no increase in the use of ventilators. Also, with the increase in the number of corona patients in Delhi, the government has already made preparations 10 times, said Chief Minister Kejriwal.

… Yellow Alert applies for these reasons

Yellow alert is applied if the infection rate is 0.5% for two consecutive days or more than 1500 or an average of 500 oxygen beds are filled in the hospital for 7 consecutive days. A total of 160 Omicron patients have been found in Delhi. Some of these patients have recovered.

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Color code yellow, what’s off and what’s going on?

– Construction will continue

– 100% A grade employees in government offices in Delhi will be present. But other employees will have 50 per cent and attendance in private offices will also be 50 per cent

– Shops will be open from 10 am to 8 pm on an even-odd basis

– The malls will be open from 10 am to 8 pm on an even-odd basis

– The market will continue with 50% vendors in each division

– Restaurants and bars will be open with 50% attendance

– Public gardens and parks will continue

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– Hotels will continue

– Salon shops will continue

– Cinemas, theaters, backwaters, gyms, amusement parks will be closed

– Delhi Metro and buses will be able to carry only 50 per cent of the passenger capacity, vertical travel is prohibited

– Night curfew will be from 10 pm to 5 am

– Sports complexes closed, swimming pool closed

– Rickshaws, e-rickshaws, taxi-cabs, rural services, fast services, maxi cabs will continue. But there will be limits on passengers.