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Breach of Covid protocol will only hasten the third wave, the Delhi High Court warned on Friday, news agency PTI has reported.
The court took note of the violations in markers in the capital following the easing of restrictions this week. The court directed the authorities to make strict measures against violators and sensitise shopkeepers.
Delhi opened all markets this week after a phased opening last week after a long Covid lockdown during the second wave of coronavirus.
Visuals from various markets and public places have show people roaming without masks and not following social distancing.

Violating Covid norms will hasten 3rd wave, warns Delhi High Court

Breach of Covid protocol will only hasten the third wave, the Delhi High Court warned on Friday, taking note of violations in markets

Violating Covid norms will hasten 3rd wave, warns Delhi HC

Breach of Covid protocol will only hasten the third wave, the Delhi High Court warned on Friday, news agency PTI has reported. The court took note of the violations in markers in the capital following the easing of restrictions this week. The court directed the authorities to make strict measures against violators and sensitise shopkeepers. Delhi opened all markets this week after a phased opening last week after a long Covid lockdown during the second wave of coronavirus. Visuals from various markets and public places have show people roaming without masks and not following social distancing.

Breach of Covid protocol will only hasten the third wave, the Delhi High Court warned on Friday, news agency PTI has reported.
The court took note of the violations in markers in the capital following the easing of restrictions this week. The court directed the authorities to make strict measures against violators and sensitise shopkeepers.
Delhi opened all markets this week after a phased opening last week after a long Covid lockdown during the second wave of coronavirus.
Visuals from various markets and public places have show people roaming without masks and not following social distancing.

As the country struggles to tackle the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, a video of a wedding in Chhattisgarh is going viral. The clip, which shows 100-150 people dancing, was shared by BJP leader Lata Usendi on May 7. 
Forget social distancing, people were seen dancing in small groups with hands on each other&rsquo;s waist. Masks were nowhere to be seen. All Covid-19 protocols seemed to be thrown out of the window for this wedding.
While sharing the video, Usendi claimed the video was of May 5 wedding of Chhattisgarh Pradesh Congress Committee president Mohan Markam&rsquo;s nephew. She added that the MLA was also present there.
However, MLA Mohan Markam now says, it's not right to call everyone his nephew. "Lata Usendi alleges that I got my nephew married off like that. She can look at my lineage. Everyone is connected to everyone in villages. It's not right to call everyone my nephew. If COVID-19 norms are violated, the administration takes action," said the Kondagaon MLA. 

'Not everyone is my nephew': Cong MLA on wedding that flouted Covid norms

'Not everyone is my nephew' says Chhattisgarh Congress&nbsp;MLA&nbsp;on viral video of&nbsp;wedding that flouted Covid norms

Video of wedding in Chhattisgarh flouting Covid&nbsp;norms viral
100-150 people seen dancing, shared by C'garh&nbsp;BJP leader
No social distancing, no masks, people seen dancing in groups
BJP&nbsp;leader claims the wedding was of Congress&nbsp;MLA's nephew
Cong MLA Mohan Markam: not right to call everyone my nephew
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As the country struggles to tackle the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic, a video of a wedding in Chhattisgarh is going viral. The clip, which shows 100-150 people dancing, was shared by BJP leader Lata Usendi on May 7. 
Forget social distancing, people were seen dancing in small groups with hands on each other&rsquo;s waist. Masks were nowhere to be seen. All Covid-19 protocols seemed to be thrown out of the window for this wedding.
While sharing the video, Usendi claimed the video was of May 5 wedding of Chhattisgarh Pradesh Congress Committee president Mohan Markam&rsquo;s nephew. She added that the MLA was also present there.
However, MLA Mohan Markam now says, it's not right to call everyone his nephew. "Lata Usendi alleges that I got my nephew married off like that. She can look at my lineage. Everyone is connected to everyone in villages. It's not right to call everyone my nephew. If COVID-19 norms are violated, the administration takes action," said the Kondagaon MLA.

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