Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister Ajit Pawar has again warned people of lockdown
Pawar has said that the Center has already warned all the states that very high cases of Covid-19 are being reported in Kerala and Maharashtra.
Pawar has said that the Center has already warned all the states that very high cases of Covid-19 are being reported in Kerala and Maharashtra.
Pawar has said that “Unfortunately, in rural areas, many people are getting sick and becoming lethargic. They are not at all afraid of the coronavirus and they don’t even use masks, and don’t even follow physical distancing at all, and have assumed that the COVID-19 pandemic is over now . This has led to a large number of cases in the infection and its increase,
He has also gived that statement, “Chief Minister has also appealed to the people from time to time, but many people start politicizing this and resort to celebrating every festival.”
“All this whatever is happening must stop somewhere. All the people should not at all bring the state government and administration to a situation where they have to shut everything down again when the third wave of Covid hits,” he appealed.
When asked to reopen all the schools once, Pawar said that the matter is being discussed with all concerned experts and a decision will be taken very soon.
“Many peoples saying that all schools should be opened after the festival of Diwali, and also some peoples say that they should reopen those places where there is no any positivity rate of COVID-19 virus at all. However, the Chief Minister, Will take this decision,” Ajit Pawar has said.
Regarding the demand of BJP and MNS to open all temples in the state, Pawar has said that since civic elections are near, every party is making maximum efforts to register its presence, hence it is an ’emotional’ issue of temples. is being raised by the peoples of the political parties.
Pawar, who is also the Guardian Minister of Pune, was interacting with the media after holding a review meeting to review the COVID-19 situation in the district.