Failure to follow coronavirus prevention methods in the courts is said to be the reason for the spread.
Coimbatore: 10 court employees have tested positive for coronavirus infection in Coimbatore.
To prevent the spread of coronavirus infection, strict restraints were imposed last year in court proceedings. Fewer cases were taken up for trial. As the coronavirus spread decreased in January, the initial restriction was relaxed and a full-scale investigation was conducted.
Currently, there are fears of a coronavirus infection spreading in the court premises. It was found that 10 employees working in various courts are suffering from coronavirus infection and are being treated in hospital. Failure to follow coronavirus prevention methods in the courts is said to be the reason for the spread. Although everyone wears a face mask, there is a problem in following the social distancing.
In some courts, including the Family Court, the POCSO Court, and the Domestic violence Case Court, daily crowds are high. People have no way to even walk and have to get stuck in the crowd.
Reducing the number of cases being heard in the courts can help avoid congestion and prevent coronavirus.
To prevent the spread of coronavirus infection, strict restraints were imposed last year in court proceedings. Fewer cases were taken up for trial. As the coronavirus spread decreased in January, the initial restriction was relaxed and a full-scale investigation was conducted.
Currently, there are fears of a coronavirus infection spreading in the court premises. It was found that 10 employees working in various courts are suffering from coronavirus infection and are being treated in hospital. Failure to follow coronavirus prevention methods in the courts is said to be the reason for the spread. Although everyone wears a face mask, there is a problem in following the social distancing.
In some courts, including the Family Court, the POCSO Court, and the Domestic violence Case Court, daily crowds are high. People have no way to even walk and have to get stuck in the crowd.
Reducing the number of cases being heard in the courts can help avoid congestion and prevent coronavirus.