Delhi Police issues COVID-19 guidelines ahead of Holi, Shab-e-Barat, Navaratri

New Delhi: Ahead of the festive season, the Delhi Traffic Police has issued COVID-19 guidelines for most of the people. The Delhi Traffic Police reiterated the Delhi authorities’s ban on public celebrations and gatherings, congregations throughout upcoming festivals like Holi, Shab-e-Barat, Navaratri and mentioned that any individual discovered violating directives for COVID-19 will probably be prosecuted as per regulation. 

It additionally mentioned that in circumstances of drunken driving, purple gentle leaping, utilizing a cell phone whereas driving, harmful driving and over rushing, the driving license will probably be seized and accountable for suspension for a interval of a minimal of 3 months. 

“Action shall also be initiated against the registered owners of vehicles whose vehicles are found to be driven by minors/unauthorized persons, performing stunts, driving without license, etc,” it mentioned.

The Delhi Traffic Police additionally mentioned that it has made elaborate site visitors preparations to make sure the protection of motorists on roads and verify the incidents of drunken driving, over-speeding, reckless driving, zig-zag driving, harmful driving, purple gentle leaping, triple driving, driving by minor, driving/driving with out helmet, performing stunts on two-wheelers, and so forth.

It knowledgeable that particular checking groups will probably be deployed at main intersections and susceptible factors to detect and prosecute site visitors violations. Special Traffic Police checking groups together with PCR and native police groups may even be stationed on numerous roads and strategic places/intersections throughout Delhi to verify drunken driving, purple gentle leaping, and so forth. Besides this, radar weapons will probably be deployed at numerous susceptible roads to verify incidences of over-speeding.

The normal public has been suggested to obey site visitors guidelines and directives for COVID-19, particularly the next:

1) Not to drink and drive.

2) Observe prescribed pace limits.

3) Obey site visitors alerts.

4) Not to bask in racing or competitors with different automobiles.

5) Two-wheeler drivers and riders to put on helmets and keep away from triple driving.

6) Not to bask in reckless, harmful or zig-zag driving.

7) Not to permit minors or unauthorized individuals to drive your car.

8) Not to bask in performing stunts on two-wheelers.

9) Celebrate Holi indoors, not on public locations or roads.

10) Wear a face masks.

11) Maintain social distance.

12) Do not spit in public locations.