Janata Curfew in Coimbatore

Coimbatore: With the announcement Janata Curfew all commercial complexes, shops are closed and there is minimal movement of public on roads until now. The coronavirus, found in China, has been spreading around the world over the past few days. The coronavirus, which caused the most deaths in China, is now causing many deaths in Italy.


Coimbatore: With the announcement Janata Curfew all commercial complexes, shops are closed and there is minimal movement of public on roads until now. The coronavirus, found in China, has been spreading around the world over the past few days. The coronavirus, which caused the most deaths in China, is now causing many deaths in Italy.

In the last few days, the government has been actively monitoring and checking areas such as the airport, bus and railway stations to isolate and monitor people with colds, coughs and flu symptoms coming from areas where the coronavirus has spread throughout the country.

In the meantime, all the schools and colleges have been given leave and employees are given work from home. Many people have been diagnosed with coronavirus infection in the state of Kerala and Maharashtra in India. Due to this, all flights coming to India from abroad have been banned and the number of trains has been reduced.

The state of Tamil Nadu has ordered the closure of borders in Kerala, Karnataka and Andhra Pradesh. In the meantime, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, on the 22nd, asked all the people of the country to isolate themselves from 7 am to 9 pm and be in self-curfew. Consequently, no civilians left their home today. People from all walks of life have volunteered to participate in this self-curfew, thus preventing the chain of transmission of coronavirus.



All the shops and business establishments have been closed down in support and various sectors, especially auto drivers, taxi drivers, traders, grocers, dairy agents, restaurants and industry have shut down. 



Especially the crowded bus stations of Udukadam, Gandhipuram and Saibaba Colony in Coimbatore are deserted and all the shops and businesses in major roads such as Crosscut Road, Gandhipuram, Avinasi Road and Townhall are closed. 



All the temples, mosques and churches were closed. Trains were seen deserted. People of all walks of life are self-isolating in their homes. Essential commodities such as milk and drug stores are kept open.

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