write a letter to the secretary of your society requesting him to limit outsider's entry in the society given the situation of covid 19
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Right when one thought that perhaps, the curve may have flattened and Coronavirus cases would reduce, the series of curfews that several states have imposed in various parts of the country, as of April 2021, only goes to show that it is definitely not the time to be careless about your safety and that of your family’s.
As per fresh reports, there has been a 150% jump in Corona cases and prime minister Narendra Modi, over a virtual meeting, has directed states to take stringent measures, to avoid a ‘second peak’ of the pandemic. States have also been urged to increase their vaccination centres and reduce any kind of vaccine wastage. At present, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh are among the worst-affected states, as are 70 other districts across India.
As the name suggests, social distancing or isolation aims to curtail or strike down the spree of transmissible diseases. This is the best way to stop the contagion, which can spread through direct or droplet contact by coughing or sneezing. In this regard, various residential societies cancelled the much-anticipated Holi parties. Pragya Srivastava, a resident of 1st Avenue Society in Gaur City-1, Noida Extension, says, “Weekly RWA meetings have been suspended to avoid social gatherings or public assemblies in the society. The society has issued a precautionary health advisory and urged the residents to stay indoors. Swimming pool and other play zones have been temporarily closed to maintain social distance.” Except for the main entrance, the maintenance team has shut other society gates to refrain outsiders from entering the society. Only essential service providers and common housekeeping staff wearing masks and gloves are allowed to enter the premises, adds, Pragya.