COVID-19 Surge in India: Gurugram Administration Makes Face Masks Mandatory at Public Places Amid Spike in Cases

Gurugram, April 11: The Gurugram district administration on Tuesday made it mandatory for the general public to wear face masks at all public places, government offices, malls, private offices etc, where there is a gathering of more than 100 people.

According to the administration officials, this decision was taken as a precautionary measure against the sudden surge in Covid-19 cases in Gurugram over the past few weeks. COVID-19 Booster Dose: Adar Poonawala Urges Elderlies To Mask Up and Take Covovax Booster Amid Rising Coronavirus Cases.

Gurugram Deputy Commissioner, Nishant Kumar Yadav in his order said, “It is mandatory to wear face masks in public places, malls, government/private offices where more than 100 people gather in the district to prevent the spread of Covid infection, as per the instructions of Additional Chief Secretary, Health Department.” Covid-19: India Records 5,676 New Coronavirus Cases In Past 24 Hours, Active Cases Surge To 37,093.

“Covid infection has been increasing in the district for the last few days, so necessary steps have to be taken to prevent Covid infection as per the instructions of the Health Department, in which it is mandatory to wear a mask and maintain proper distance,” he said.

Yadav has also instructed all Sub Divisional Magistrates (SDMs), Police Department and all department heads to take necessary steps to ensure compliance of the orders.

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