Ganapathy Silks in Coimbatore fined for non-compliance with COVID regulations

Coimbatore: Police have fined Ganapathy Silks, a popular clothing store in Coimbatore, Rs 5,000, for failing to comply with COVID regulations.


Coimbatore: Police have fined Ganapathy Silks,a popular clothing store in Coimbatore, Rs 5,000, for failing to comply with COVID regulations.

While the government has imposed various regulations due to the corona infection, strict action is being taken against those who do not comply.

In this situation, with Diwali coming up next month, the public is eager to buy clothes and other things in advance.

Since it was Sunday the day before yesterday, a large number of people gathered at popular shops in Coimbatore to buy clothes without any social distancing whatsoever.

Under the circumstances, the police fined Ganapathy Silks, a popular clothing store on Oppanakara Street in Coimbatore, Rs 5,000 for failing to comply with COVID regulations. They also advised that the regulations must be strictly adhered to.

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