Coimbatore: Responding to the public health advisory issued by the Government of India, Isha Yoga Center announced that programs at all its centers around the World have been suspended, until further notice.
Coimbatore: Responding to the public health advisory issued by the Government of India, Isha Yoga Center announced that programs at all its centers around the World have been suspended, until further notice.
This is one of several precautionary measures that the Yoga Center, which receives thousands of visitors daily, has taken to ensure that Coronavirus does not enter its premises.
In addition to making hand sanitizers available at all common points at the Center, Isha is also holding hygiene orientation programs for all and promoting respiratory etiquette.
Visitors to Adiyogi, located at the outer periphery of Isha Yoga Center in Coimbatore are also being offered hand sanitizers. The precautions also extend to housekeeping, security and other ground staff who are employed at Isha.
All visitors are being medically screened before being allowed to enter the Center. Those living within the premises are being subjected to periodic screening. Yesterday, Sadhguru, Founder, Isha Foundation, announced that all those who travel frequently to deliver Isha programs “have been grounded, including myself.”
Sadhguru has put off his immediate engagements including an upcoming Inner Engineering mega program in Mumbai, as well as a visit to South Africa in the first week of April. He also announced that residents at Isha Centres will be screened every 3 days.
Isha is also sending out guidelines based on the government travel advisory, to all those who are planning to visit.
“Those who have had any symptoms of COVID-19 in the last 28 days – including sore throat, cold, cough, fever, breathlessness, headache, runny nose, etc. – or have been in close contact with anyone having the above symptoms, to refrain from visiting Isha", an advisory said.
As human beings are the carriers of the virus, it is important that each one of us takes the responsibility to ensure we do not spread it to others.- Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev
“You must take this commitment: you will ensure that you will not be the carrier to give it to another human being,” he said.
This is one of several precautionary measures that the Yoga Center, which receives thousands of visitors daily, has taken to ensure that Coronavirus does not enter its premises.
In addition to making hand sanitizers available at all common points at the Center, Isha is also holding hygiene orientation programs for all and promoting respiratory etiquette.
Visitors to Adiyogi, located at the outer periphery of Isha Yoga Center in Coimbatore are also being offered hand sanitizers. The precautions also extend to housekeeping, security and other ground staff who are employed at Isha.
All visitors are being medically screened before being allowed to enter the Center. Those living within the premises are being subjected to periodic screening. Yesterday, Sadhguru, Founder, Isha Foundation, announced that all those who travel frequently to deliver Isha programs “have been grounded, including myself.”
Sadhguru has put off his immediate engagements including an upcoming Inner Engineering mega program in Mumbai, as well as a visit to South Africa in the first week of April. He also announced that residents at Isha Centres will be screened every 3 days.
Isha is also sending out guidelines based on the government travel advisory, to all those who are planning to visit.
“Those who have had any symptoms of COVID-19 in the last 28 days – including sore throat, cold, cough, fever, breathlessness, headache, runny nose, etc. – or have been in close contact with anyone having the above symptoms, to refrain from visiting Isha", an advisory said.
As human beings are the carriers of the virus, it is important that each one of us takes the responsibility to ensure we do not spread it to others.- Sadhguru Jaggi Vasudev
“You must take this commitment: you will ensure that you will not be the carrier to give it to another human being,” he said.