what are the do's and dont's for the people living in contamental areas
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The aim is to restrict people's movement and activities to check the spread of coronavirus, which causes the disease.
The restrictions are being imposed in three tiers.
The first tier, Red Zone, covers entire district.
The second tier is Hotspot, which comes under the Red Zone. The district administration can decide the hotspots based on inputs and data of virus spread. Even an area with a single case can become a hotspot. Stringent restrictions will be imposed in these zones.
The third tier is Containment zone, which comes under hotspot. Containment zone is the epicentre of the virus spread (residence of the positive case). Most stringent restrictions will be imposed here.
These restrictions may vary in each district.
The restrictions are being imposed in three tiers.
The first tier, Red Zone, covers entire district.
The second tier is Hotspot, which comes under the Red Zone. The district administration can decide the hotspots based on inputs and data of virus spread. Even an area with a single case can become a hotspot. Stringent restrictions will be imposed in these zones.
The third tier is Containment zone, which comes under hotspot. Containment zone is the epicentre of the virus spread (residence of the positive case). Most stringent restrictions will be imposed here.
These restrictions may vary in each district.
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