Individuals and organizations violating the Covid rules will be penalized.
State Government guidelines on public events and travel issued.
MUMBAI: The state government has relaxed restrictions on economic, social, recreational and cultural sectors for fully vaccinated persons due to the reduction in the number of Covid 19 patients in the state. The service providers, owners, licensees as well as the organizers and all the service recipients, customers and visitors are required to follow the guidelines issued by the State Government and the Central Government from time to time. The guidelines, issued today, provide detailed information on the need for full vaccination, the definition of program restrictions, covid compliance, local government powers, covid code of conduct and penalties.
Complete vaccination requirements:
All persons with or without tickets, all persons involved in the organization of any event or experiment, as well as all service providers and participants (e.g., players, actors, etc.), must be fully vaccinated by visitors, guests, customers, any shop, establishment, mall At venues, ceremonies, meetings, etc., it should be managed by fully vaccinated persons and all visitors and customers should be fully vaccinated. Only fully vaccinated persons will be allowed on all public transport services.
The Universal Pass (https://epassmsdma.mahait.org or telegram-MahaGovUniversalPass Bot) created by the state government will be valid proof of complete vaccination status. Otherwise, the ‘Covin Certificate’ with a valid photo ID will also be considered as valid proof for it. Offices and other establishments where the general public does not visit, as well as private transport services, although they are not required to be fully vaccinated, must also be fully vaccinated.
Travel in the state of Maharashtra
The Central Government’s guidelines will apply to all travellers coming to the state from any international destination while travelling in the state of Maharashtra. All domestic travellers arriving in the state must either be fully vaccinated as defined herein or must have an RT-PCR test certificate valid for 72 hours.
In any event, restrictions on attendance at the ceremony
In case of restrictions on attendance at any event, function, etc., 50% of the capacity of the venue will be allowed for the event. Or the capacity of such ceremony venues, unless formally determined in advance (like a stadium), the relevant District Disaster Management Authority shall have the power to determine such capacity.
If the total number of people attending any meeting (meeting is more than 1000) then the local disaster management authority has to be informed and the local disaster management authority will send their representatives to supervise any such meeting (meeting observer and the local administration is strictly complying there). The local administration reserves the right to terminate the program in whole or in part if it is found to violate the Covid Code of Conduct.
Powers of District Disaster Management Authority
Any District Disaster Management Authority may, if it deems fit, at any time, extend to its respective jurisdictions the conditions and conditions set forth therein. Any restrictions imposed by the District Disaster Management Authority, which are in force on the date of this order, will cease to be effective after 48 hours unless they are re-issued with a public notice to continue.
Definition of complete vaccination:
The entire vaccination is defined as follows. Anyone who has taken both doses of the vaccine and is 14 days after taking the second dose. This means that he or she is not allowed to be vaccinated and that person has a certificate from an accredited doctor of that meaning. Or any person under the age of 18, that is.
Covid Code of Conduct
The rules for covid-compliant behaviour are as follows. Everyone should always adhere to the Covid compliant behaviour, all organizations, all their employees, visitors visiting their premises, customers or any person directly or indirectly participating in any event of the organization, will follow it and Institutions will be responsible for implementation. All employees are also responsible for providing hand sanitisers, soap and water, thermal scanners, etc. to ensure compliance.
Always wear a mask properly. The nose and mouth should always be covered with a mask. (Handkerchiefs, masks will not be considered and anyone wearing a handkerchief will be punished.) Wherever possible, always keep a social distance (6 feet distance). Wash hands frequently and cleanly with soap or sanitiser. Do not wash hands with soap or sanitiser When using, avoid touching the nose/eyes/mouth. Maintain proper respiratory hygiene (health). Clean and disinfect the surface externally and with a clean head. When coughing or sneezing, cover the mouth and nose using tissue paper and dispose of used tissue paper. If one does not have tissue paper, he should learn to cough and learn by placing the bent corner of his hand on the nostrils, not his own hand. Do not spit in public places. Avoid crowds in public places and keep a safe distance (6 feet distance) Do it Any other necessary to prevent the spread of the Covid-19 virus
Penalties for individuals and organizations who do not comply with the Code of Conduct:
Individuals, as well as organizations, establishments that do not comply with the Covid rules, will be liable to penalties. A fine of Rs.
In addition to imposing a fine on a person who is found to have committed a cowardly act on his visitors, customers, etc. in any premises or premises of an organization or establishment, in addition to imposing a fine on such person, Kia establishments will also be fined up to Rs. 10,000 / -. Will come.
If any organization or establishment is found to be regularly failing to ensure that its visitors, customers, etc. are disciplined to conform to the covid code of conduct, such an institution or establishment shall be closed until the notification of covid 19 is implemented as a disaster.
If any organization or establishment itself fails to comply with the code of conduct, it will be liable to a fine of Rs. 50,000 / – in each case. In case of repeated misconduct, the institution or establishment will be closed till the notification of Covid-19 is implemented as a disaster.
If any taxi or private transport four-wheeler or any bus is found to violate Covid compliant behaviour, persons violating Covid compliant behaviour will be fined Rs.500 / -.
Fan drivers, helpers, or carriers will also be fined Rs.500 / -. In the case of buses, owner transport agencies will be fined Rs. 10,000 / – in each case of default.
In case of repeated misconduct, the license of the owner agency will be revoked or its operation will be suspended till the notification of Covid-19 is implemented.
Guidelines for covid behaviour in public places where the above-mentioned rules regarding covid compliant behaviour must be complied with and if violated they will be penalized and punished as mentioned above and violators will be prosecuted by any Disaster Management Authority under the Disaster Management Act 2005. The instructions are issued by the government.
