COVID-19: No takers of safe distance norm in Odisha's Koraput
Not caring two hoots to covering face and social distancing norms, locals are venturing out and crowding daily markets even during the shutdown period from 7 pm to 5 am every day.
Published: 07th June 2020 01:25 AM | Last Updated: 07th June 2020 11:26 AM | A+A A-

People on queue before entering into a garment shop ignoring social distance norms in Bhubaneswar on Thursday. (Photo | Biswanath Swain/EPS)
JEYPORE: Rampant violation of COVID-19 norms has left the Koraput administration worried.
Not caring two hoots to covering face and social distancing norms, locals are venturing out and crowding daily markets even during the shutdown period from 7 pm to 5 am every day.
Police, however, has remained a mute spectator to the violations despite the fact that the number of positive cases has reached 14 across the district.
Jeypore Sub-Collector LN Dalbehera said he has directed officials concerned and police to take stringent measures against violators of the guidelines.
Meanwhile, a group of senior citizens of Jeypore has sought the intervention of the Collector into the issue.