Resident doctors of AIIMS: Yellow alert to be implemented in Delhi: Kejriwal

Ground Report | New Delhi: Resident doctors of AIIMS; Delhi's Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said a yellow alert will be implemented in Delhi. “Certain restrictions will be imposed depending on the plan. I know everyone is tired of the restrictions, but this is important and it is being done for you, ”he said after holding a high-level meeting to review the COVID-19 situation.

Arvind Kejriwal said a yellow alert will be implemented in Delhi. “Certain restrictions will be imposed depending on the plan. I know everyone is tired of the restrictions, but this is important and it is being done for you, ”he said after holding a high-level meeting to review the COVID-19 situation.

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According to the plan, stores in markets and shopping centers that deal with non-essential goods and services will be allowed to open according to the odd-even formula between 10 am and 8 pm, while one weekly market per municipal area will be allowed at the half of the providers' capacity. Stores that sell essentials will remain open every day. (Resident doctors of AIIMS)

Restaurants will operate at 50 percent capacity between 8 am and 10 pm, bars will open between 12 and 10 pm also at 50 percent capacity. Schools, educational institutions, cinemas, banquet halls, auditoriums, spas, gyms, and entertainment parks will be closed.

Delhi's metro and buses will be able to operate at 50% capacity. Delhi government offices will call 100% grade I officers, while private companies will be able to call 50% of staff between 9am and 5pm. Gyms and yoga centers will also close. There will be a total ban on social, entertainment, religious, political, or festival-related gatherings. Sports complexes, stadiums (except national/international sporting events), entertainment parks will close.

At weddings and funeral-related gatherings, 20 people will be allowed each. But banquet halls will not be able to host weddings.

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The AIIMS resident physician association has decided to withdraw from all non-emergency work starting Tuesday if the government fails to take action against the violence that physicians face during their protest against delays in NEET-PG counseling.

The protest by a large number of Delhi-based doctors over the delay in NEET-PG 2021 counseling took a dramatic turn as doctors and police personnel clashed on the streets, with both sides claiming that several people were injured. in the ensuing melee.

However, the police denied the allegations of lay abuse or use of abusive language on their part and said 12 protesters were later detained and released.

Police said seven police officers were injured in the march near ITO and consequently registered an FIR under section 188 and other sections for causing obstruction of police personnel duty and damaging public property.

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