Hotelier Club for compliance of ‘civil curfew’, hails govt efforts

J&K Hoteliers Club has expressed serious concern over rising number of positive coronavirus cases in Kashmir.

While hailing the government, Advisor to LG BaseerA Khan anddistrict administration for taking prompt steps in containing the spread,J&K Hoteliers Club Chairman Mushtaq A Chaya said the government shouldensure extra measures should be taken to prevent further spread of the virus byimposing strict lockdown.

   

Chaya also appealed people to stay indoors and ensure thatcivil curfew is successful. “Government should ensure strict lockdown and tapthe movement of the the travellers visiting Kashmir from outside the states.Many labourers have also infiltrated into Kashmir from various states recentlywhose movement need to be checked to prevent the spread of this virus,” hesaid.

J&K Hoteliers Club also urged the Centre and LG Murmu toimmediately restore 4G services and maintain 24×7 power and water supplybesides other essential services should be uninterrupted.

“Entire population is under lockdown and most of thebroadband services are installed only at offices. People use mobile date forthe access of the vital information which is very crucial at this time ofcrisis. Government should immediately restore 4G services so that they canutilize it for useful information and patients can also be benefited. Theservices are also required for the students who have not been to schools or collegefor past eight months. High speed internet can help them remain updated withtheir academic curriculum,” he said.

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