Strict action against wedding ceremonies with huge gathering: Udupi DC


Team Udayavani, Nov 6, 2020, 1:06 PM IST

Udupi: “The government has allowed marriage ceremonies but stipulated only 200 can attend them. But we have reports of 300-400 people attending weddings. If such incidents are found, action will be taken against them,” warned Udupi district Deputy Commissioner G Jagadeesha.

Speaking about the COVID-19 situation in the district, he said the public should not fall ill by violating the government guidelines.

“We are aware of more than 200 people participating in weddings, and we have been aware of programs like Mehndi being conducted with many people in attendance. These are not appropriate in the public’s interest,” Jagadeesha said.

“Tehsildars appoint an officer to supervise a marriage after giving permission to one. If violations of the guidelines are reported, we will take action against that officer,” the DC added.

“Everyone must wear a mask. Mask is mandatory when shopping in stores. Permits of shops would be revoked if merchants do not wear masks,” Jagadeesha said.

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