Section 144 Applied In Kerala, 5 People Cannot Gather

Section 144 applied in Kerala, 5 people cannot gather: COVID-19. Section 144 has come into force in Kerala’s capital Thiruvananthapuram from today. This stream has been implemented in view of the increasing infection of the infected. Until October 31, no longer five people can gather together.

Kerala is the first state in the country where corona infected cases were first recorded, although the first death due to this terrible virus was reported in the state of Karnataka. Now this infection has spread badly across the country. The situation in Kerala is currently not under control.

Here also, the number of infected is increasing every day, keeping in mind Section 144 has been implemented in the capital Thiruvananthapuram. Under this, 5 people cannot gather together. This section came into force today, from October 3 to October 31.

This order is implemented to follow social distancing. Under this, instructions have been given to implement section 144 of the IPC. Public gatherings and gatherings pose a high risk of excessive spread of Covid-19 infection due to an increase in corona cases in the state.

In such a situation no more than five people can be allowed to attend or gather. The order under this also states that the district magistrates are directed to review the ground situation in their districts and in implementing the relevant provisions and orders under section 144 to control the spread of coronavirus.

According to the Health Ministry, 1 thousand 69 patients have died in the last 24 hours while 79 thousand 4 hundred 76 new infections have been reported. Meanwhile, social distancing plays an important role in the prevention of COVID-19 infection.

With this, the number of infected in the country so far has been 64 lakh 73 thousand 5 hundred 45. Out of this 9 lakh, 44 thousand 9 hundred 96 are active cases. The number of people recovering from this epidemic is 54 lakh 27 thousand 7 hundred 7 and the number of deaths is 1 lakh 8 hundred 42.