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a woman residing in Chandragiri town & s Ward No 9 examined positive for coronavirus on Tuesday, an emergency conference of the ward committee, health workers and safety pressures made a decision to suspend the sale of vegetables in public areas, transportation of vegetables and fruits and construction products in a proposal to avoid the spread of the transmission of coronavirus in the ward.
In the notice issued today by the ward office, locals of the ward have actually been suggested not ahead out from residence unless essential, to use masks when out and practise social distance while purchasing essentials.
A variation of this short article shows up in e-paper on Might 14, 2020, of The Himalayan Times.
The post Veggie sale put on hold in Chandragiri showed up initially on The Himalayan Times.
