On the call given by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the Chief Minister Trivendra Singh Rawat has appealed the citizens to cooperate in the Janata curfew on March 22 from 7 AM to 9 PM.
He said that this is very important for tackling novel coronavirus. Rawat asked the citizens to appeal to their acquaintances also to observe this curfew.
Rawat said, “We all are with the prime minister in the efforts to tackle the situation resulting from spread of COVID-19. We will all follow the directions of the PM to the word.
The coordinated efforts of the Central and State governments will help us succeed in making the nation free of this disease. The precautions and timely preparations made by the government of India under the PM’s leadership is why novel coronavirus is still in a controlled state compared to the situation in other nations.
Coronavirus has brought a new challenge for us and the government is fully prepared to deal with this challenge. Our health services are fully capable of dealing with this situation.
Instead of panicking, we need to observe precautions. By taking care and observing some simply precautions, we can play an important role in preventing the spread of this disease.
We have taken a number of steps to prevent the spread of coronavirus and are fully prepared and capable to deal with the situation,” stressed the chief minister. Rawat further stressed that the supply of daily needs, essential commodities and services is being maintained effectively.
This will continue in the future too. Addressing the public he said, “Your cooperation is very important for us. We simply need you to not panic and observe simple precautions while being careful.
Follow the guidelines issued by the government. Avoid crowded places for some time and maintain social distance.
Do not believe in rumours but trust only certified government information,” he stressed.