Modi on coronavirus PM calls for 'Janta Curfew' on March 22, urges people to stay indoors скачать в хорошем качестве

Modi on coronavirus PM calls for 'Janta Curfew' on March 22, urges people to stay indoors

PM Narendra Modi calls for Sunday curfew, announces Economic Response Task Force Modi appealed to the people to observe a self-imposed curfew on March 22 from 7 am to 9 pm. Here are the excerpts from his speech: I request people above the age of 60 to not venture out of their homes for the next few weeks. Restrain is compulsory to protect ourselves and remain healthy. I request that for the coming weeks people should go out of their homes only if essential. In earlier days, during black outs at the time of wars, people kept their lights off. The drill was also done at Rome to make people practice it when needed. Only those who are involved in providing essential services can get out. March 22 will be a test for our effort to protect our nation from the virus. Organisations such as NCC, NSS and sporting and religious bodies are requested to take this Janata curfew message to more and more people. I also request you for another thing. Lakhs in hospitals, airports, in offices are busy working. People have worked for others without worrying about themselves. Their chances of getting infected is high but they have continued to do their work taking huge personal risk. These are like protectors of the nation between the virus and the nation. The whole country salutes all these people. I request you to express your gratitude to all these people on March 22. This will unite all of u .. On March 22, at 5 pm on our doors, balconies or wherever, for 5 minutes, express our gratitude for these workers. How? By clapping, by ringing a bell. I request local admin to blow a siren to inform everyone about this. In tough times such as these, ensure that our essential services, our hospitals do not get unnecessarily pressured. I request all to avoid going to hospitals for routine checkups. Only if it is absolutely essential, speak to your friendly doctors on phone. .. I request all traders - small or large - to also look after the welfare of those whose services you utilise. We have taken measures to ensure that supply of essential commodities like milk, medicine and food won't be impacted. I urge all not to hoard these commodities and avoid panic buying. I am certain that every Indian will continue to follow his/her responsibilities in the coming few days. Read more at: https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/...