NEW DELHI: People working with digital and print media is not going to require e-passes for travelling within the nationwide capital during the night curfew between 10 pm to five am.
In its new order, the DDMA has exempted media individuals from the need to hold e-passes during night curfew hours, a recent order issued by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) mentioned. As per the notification, the mediapersons will likely be required to solely present legitimate id proof.
The Arvind Kejriwal authorities on Tuesday (April 6) imposed a night curfew amid an enormous spike within the COVID-19 caseload. The DDMA ordered a seven-hour curfew from 10 pm to five am until April 30. Earlier, the order talked about that media individual would need an e-pass to travel during the curfew hours, nonetheless, that was modified on Friday (April 9).
People travelling during curfew hours for COVID-19 vaccination would require a gentle or exhausting copy of an e-pass which will be obtained from the web site www.Delhi.Gov.In.
Delhi recorded 8,521 recent COVID-19 circumstances on Friday, the best single-day surge since November 11 final yr, whereas 39 extra folks died as a result of an infection, taking the dying toll to 11,196, in keeping with town well being division.
The highest single-day spike in Delhi until date — 8,593 circumstances — was reported on November 11 in 2020, whereas on November 19, town had recorded 131 COVID-19 deaths, the best single-day fatality depend until date.
Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Wednesday had warned that the brand new circumstances ‘might cross’ the final single-day spike file registered in November, given the tempo of the unfold of an infection.
