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Restaurant sealed in Delhi by DDMA

Marriage-related gatherings are permitted with a maximum of 200 people in attendance.

Restaurant sealed in Delhi by DDMA

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With the increasing omicron case in capital, DDMA is getting stringent on Covid 19 protocols. The Delhi Police has sealed a restaurant in Mehrauli for allegedly violating DDMA guidelines, officials said on Friday. There were around 600 people at the restaurant around 10.45 pm on Thursday. The restaurant had organized an event in complete violation of prevalent Covid protocols, she said.

As part of a series of inspections conducted in view of latest DDMA orders for prohibiting large congregations, a flying squad team went
for a surprise inspection at Diablo restaurant in Mehrauli, District Magistrate Sonalika Jivani said.

“Immediately, the crowd was dispersed by the tehsildar (Mehrauli) and the premises were sealed on spot for gross violation of DDMA guidelines, especially in wake of the emerging Omicron variant of Covid,” Jivani said.

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In view of the rising coronavirus cases, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) had directed district magistrates to ensure that no gatherings to celebrate Christmas and New Year take place in the city. Restaurants and bars will continue to operate with up to 50 per cent of the seating capacity.

Marriage-related gatherings are permitted with a maximum of 200 people in attendance.

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