By The province government has determined to ban firecrackers this Diwali because it might badly impact the health of these UN agency have already been infected with Covid-19, Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa proclaimed on Fri.
Speaking to reporters in Bengaluru, Yediyurappa aforementioned, “We have taken a choice to ban firecrackers within the state, in wake of COVID-19 pandemic. The order concerning the ban are issued shortly.”
On The, state health minister Dr K Sudhakar control a gathering with the state’s COVID-19 professional committee and technical informative committee. Sudhakar aforementioned the committee had deliberated on the execs and cons of forbidding firecrackers throughout Deepavali and had suggested a ban. “As the smoke will badly impact the health of these UN agency have already been infected by COVID-19 and even people who haven’t, can|we’ll|we are going to} place the committee’s report before the Chief Minister and he will take a judgement among daily or 2,” he had aforementioned.
The decision was taken by the Chief Minister when holding consultations with officers of the Health and Family Welfare Department on Fri.
Rajasthan, New Delhi, Sikkim, Odisha, and state have already illegal the firecrackers for Deepavali.
