Delhi lockdown news : Delhi's 20 hotspot seal area list

Delhi lockdown news : Delhi hotspot seal area list

After the new cases of Corona infection in Delhi, which are constantly increasing, the CM of Delhi, Kejriwal has identified 21 sealed hotspots by taking more stringent steps and they have been sealed. That is, now people living in these areas will not be able to get out of here till the next order. With this, people will no longer be able to go out of their homes without masks in Delhi. If people walk out of the house without wearing masks, the police will act on them.

Let us tell which 21 hot spots in Delhi have been sealed-

1- All affected street near Malviya Nagar, Gandhi Park

2-L-1 Sangam Vihar, Gali No-6

3-Shahjahanbad Society, Plot No-1, Sector-11, Dwarka

4-Dinpur Village

5-Markaz Mosque and Nizamuddin Basti

6-Nizamuddin West (G and D Block) Localities

7-B-Block, Jahangirpuri

8-House No. 141 to 180 in street number-14 in Kalyanpuri

9-Mansara Apartment, Vasundhara Enclave, Delhi

10-3 streets of Khichdipur, including house number 5/387

11-street number-9, pandav nagar

12-Vardhman Apartment, Mayur Vihar, Phase-1 Extension

13-Mayuradhwaj Apartment, IP Extension, Patparganj

14-Kishankunj extension street number 4 to house number J-3/115 (Nagar Dairy) to house number J-3/108 (to Anwar Wali Masjit Chowk)

15-Kishan Kunj Extension to house number J-3/101 of street number 4 to house number J-3/107. Street No. 5, A Block of

16-West Vinod Nagar (House No. A-176 to A-189)

17-J, K, L and H Pockets of Dilshad Garden 18- G, H and J blocks of Old Seemapuri

19- F-70 to 90 of Dilshah Colony

20-Pratap Block, Jhilmil Colony

21-Bengali Market

Compulsory to wear mask in delhi

In view of the increasing risk of Corona virus, the Delhi government has taken several important decisions. When going out of the house, it will be necessary to wear a mask now.

It is compulsory to wear a face mask on exit from Delhi. The Chief Minister tweeted that the spread of corona virus can be reduced to a great extent by wearing masks on the face. Therefore, it has been decided to make it mandatory to apply facial masks while exiting the house. Cloth masks can also be used. People must wear masks while leaving home.

Kejriwal said that apart from corona and lockdown expenses, any other expenditure will be done only with the permission of Finance Department. The government has argued that this step has been taken to drastically cut spending in view of the current state of revenue.