New Delhi: There is news of relief for Delhiites. In Delhi, there will be no fine for not wearing a mask in public places. The decision has been taken in view of the continuous decline in covid-19 cases.

The Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) has abolished a fine of Rs 500 for not wearing a mask. According to the official documents released on the decisions taken in the DDMA meeting, the land of 3 Covid Care Centers will be returned to the parent institution. Which is Radha Soami Satsang, Chhatarpur, Sawan Kirpal, Burari and Sant Nirankari, Burari. Along with this, the services of contract workers in Covid hospitals will be extended till the end of the year.

It is worth mentioning that it was made mandatory to wear masks again in Delhi in August. The government had taken this decision in view of the increasing cases of corona in Delhi. The Delhi government had made masks mandatory in all public places. Not only this, there was also a provision to pay a fine of Rs 500 for not wearing a mask. Now there will be no penalty for not wearing a mask in public places.

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Chandigarh: First Maharashtra, then Delhi and now Haryana government has said goodbye to wearing face mask in public places amid slump in Covid-19 cases.

The government has also said that a fine would also not be imposed on people if the don’t wear a mask from now onwards amid a significant dip in Covid-19 cases in the state.

The government, however, advised people to wear face masks, follow hand hygiene and other precautions to stay safe.

In the government order government said, “The wearing of face mask by each person while being in public places and workplace was made mandatory, is hereby withdrawn with immediate effect.No penalty or fine of Rs 500 shall be imposed for not wearing face masks in public/workplaces,” the order reads.

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