Over 4,000 cases booked for violating COVID-19 norms in the Nilgiris
The Hindu
The Nilgiris district police have registered 4,262 cases against persons for violating curfew and other rules meant to minimise the spread of COVID-19 in the district. Speaking to reporters here on Th
The Nilgiris district police have registered 4,262 cases against persons for violating curfew and other rules meant to minimise the spread of COVID-19 in the district. Speaking to reporters here on Thursday, District Superintendent of Police R. Panidiarajan said that more than ₹ 9 lakh in fines have been collected for various offences committed by people who were not following COVID-19 protocols at highly populated public areas. To stop tourists from entering the Nilgiris, police presence has been stepped up at all border checkposts. Any tourists attempting to enter the district will be turned away by police personnel, said the SP.
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