Share details with dist admin, foreign-returned told
The foreign returnees themselves should inform the district
administration to prevent the further spread of Coronavirus, appealed Deputy
Commissioner B Sharat.
Speaking
at a meeting of Muslim community leaders and religions heads at the Assistant Commissioner
of Police’s Office located at the deputy commissioner’s office here on Tuesday,
he stated, the neighbours should also inform if they found foreign returnees.
By doing so, suspect corona cases can be identified easily.
The
home-quarantined people should not venture out at any cost. The
people stop taking part in meetings and programmes. The public should say
goodbye to handshake and should not touch their eyes and mouth often. Hands
should be washed often.
Those
who are suffering from lungs disease should take extra care, the DC advised.
‘Remain
indoor’
Police
Commissioner M N Nagaraj said, the spread of this virus could be contained
successfully if the people remained indoors. Not only the State, whole country
will be in danger if precautions are not taken. Historical Mecca, a holy
pilgrimage centre, has temporarily been closed in Saudi Arabia due to
Covid 19 scare.
Religious
centres where the people assemble in large numbers should be closed. The
next one month is crucial in preventing the spread of the virus. It can not be
prevented by imposing Sections 144 of CrPC. Hence, the people should cooperate
with the district administration, he appealed.
He
also said, people should not panic is they have a fever or cough. Having a
cough and cold will not confirm that a person is infected with Covid-19.
However, while talking about this, we have to be careful. We should not spread
fear… One has to be very careful by taking preventive steps.
‘Don’t
panic’
We
should not allow this panic to spread across the district, he said and added
that the district administration has taken all precautionary measures in this
regard.
DCP
Kishorebabu, ACPs Girish, Vijaykumar and Traffic ACP Veeresh Karadigudda
and others were present on the occasion.