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Delhi govt collects Rs 97.21 lakh fine, files 61 FIRs for violation of Covid protocols

By ANI | Updated: January 1, 2022 22:45 IST

Over 97.21 lakh rupees were collected in fines and 61 FIRs were filed on Friday for the violation of COVID-19 protocols, following the enforcement of 'Yellow Alert' in Delhi, said the state government on Saturday.

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Over 97.21 lakh rupees were collected in fines and 61 FIRs were filed on Friday for the violation of COVID-19 protocols, following the enforcement of 'Yellow Alert' in Delhi, said the state government on Saturday.

North Delhi and Central Delhi are two districts that have reported the most instances of COVID-19 protocol violations across all 11 districts of the national capital, the government said.

North Delhi witnessed 731 violations while Central Delhi witnessed 705 violations, added the government.

A total of 4,997 instances of violations of COVID-19 protocols such as mask-wearing, maintaining of social distancing and spitting at public places were witnessed across the national capital.

( With inputs from ANI )

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