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Covid protocols flouted at event attended by Kerala health minister

By IANS | Updated: February 5, 2021 18:17 IST

Thiruvananthapuram, Feb 4 The police at the Taliparamba police station in Kannur district remained silent even as people gathered ...

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Thiruvananthapuram, Feb 4 The police at the Taliparamba police station in Kannur district remained silent even as people gathered in large numbers at an 'Adalat' attended by Kerala Health Minister K.K. Shailaja without adhering to the Covid-19 protocols.

Padmanabhan A.M., a local person who was present at the function, complained to the police about the 'callous' attitude of the people and the officials who were in charge of the programme.

Padmanabhan told over phone, "It was total chaos as people came in large numbers without following any social distancing measures."

It may be noted that the same Taliparambu police had initiated legal proceedings against 400 Congress workers, including Kannur District Congress Committee chief Satheeshan Pacheni, for violating Covid protocols while participating in the "Aiswarya Kerala Yatra" of opposition leader Ramesh Chennithala.

Speaking to , Pacheni said, "This is the new Kerala. The police had charged us for violating Covid protocols, but now the same protocols are being violated at a function attended by the state health minister, but no action has been taken."

( With inputs from IANS )

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