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DC leads CAB enforcement, market checking drive at Ang

Fine to the tune of Rs 37,000 imposed on violators

KH Business Desk by KH Business Desk
July 18, 2021
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Anantnag:: To ensure compliance with Covid Appropriate Behaviour (CAB) and government notified rates on upcoming festivities of Eidul Adha, a high level team of District Administration Anantnag led by Deputy Commissioner, Dr. Piyush Singla Saturday conducted an intensive enforcement cum checking drive in the main town market as well as in the interior ones, here.
The DC visited Mehandi Kadal, Achabal Adda, Cheeni Chowk, Janglat Mandi, Khaji Bazar, Sherbagh, Mattan Adda etc and took first hand appraisal of the implementation of Covid SOPs at these places. He stressed upon the shopkeepers and the consumers to ensure compliance of CAB stating that maintaining it is the duty of every citizen and thus deny any chance for the virus to spread again.
On the occasion, persons seen observing CAB were appreciated while violators were persuaded to follow Covid SOPs besides masks were distributed among them.
During the drive, the sellers were impressed upon to ensure availability and sale of quality goods and essential items like poultry, vegetables, etc at government notified rates besides shunning the illegal practices of hoarding, profiteering and sale of underweight and expired items. Moreover, restaurants, butcher shops, garment shops etc were directed to keep the price of items genuine.
Taking strong notice of encroachments on footpaths, the DC asked the encroachers to avoid such illegal actions as they cause inconvenience to the commuters. He passed on spot directions to the Municipal Council authorities to ensure the encroachments are removed at an earliest and not erected in future.
The officials imparted awareness to the public regarding the importance of Covid SOPs and also advised them to report instances of malafide business behaviour to the authorities.
Addressing the people, the DC said that Covid is not over yet and adherence to guidelines is vital to prevent its resurgence. He appealed to them to strictly follow CAB especially at crowded places like Mandies, Religious Places, etc during the ensuing Eid days adding the same should become part of our routine in all social, religious and other gatherings besides in markets, public parks etc till Covid is there.
The DC was accompanied by SSP, Imtiyaz Hussain, ADC, Ghulam Hassan Sheikh, Tehsildar Anantnag, officials of FCS&CA, Food Safety, Legal Metrology, Municipal Council and other concerned departments.
Pertinent to mention, such drives are underway in all tehsils of the district and a total of more than Rs. 37,000 was collected as fine from violators of Covid SOPs and shopkeepers/traders indulging in illegal business practices, across the district.
Later, the DC inspected the Multi Level Parking building at Janglat Mandi and directed the executing agencies to increase the pace of work and complete the project within the stipulated time frame.

 

KH Business Desk

KH Business Desk

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