Pune: 8 Food Stalls Fined For Not Following COVID Norms

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Pune, 18th April 2021: Action was taken against eight food stalls in the city for not following the Coronavirus disease (COVID19) prevention order properly. The action was taken by the officers of the encroachment department of Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC).

As the government has imposed strict restrictions to curb the spread of coronavirus, the hotels and food stalls are only allowed to provide parcel service from Monday to Friday between 7 am to 6 pm, but these stalls allowed customers to eat the food on their premises, which is not allowed according to the rule. Therefore action has been taken against these stalls.

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It includes stalls near Garud Ganpati at Laxmi Road and near Pride hotel at Shivajinagar. Fine has been collected and the stalls have been seized for some days. If they are found guilty again, the stalls will be seized till the pandemic ends, said the officials.

Speaking about this department head of PMC Madhav Jagtap said, “We don’t want any business to suffer due to the action, but such behaviour is harmful to public health. Therefore we had to take action against the stall owners. We are requesting people, especially the road side food vendors to follow the rules properly.”

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