Coimbatore: The second wave of coronavirus hit hardest, with Coimbatore having the highest number of cases in Tamil Nadu.
Coimbatore: The second wave of coronavirus hit hardest, with Coimbatore having the highest number of cases in Tamil Nadu.
So the government took various precautionary measures and various private companies helped by giving space to treat people with coronavirus. The community service organizations converted all of their wedding halls, including government art colleges, the CODISSIA campus, and train compartments into coronavirus treatment centers.
COVID-19 did not spare anyone and most of the victims were policemen. They had set up a separate tent at the entrance to each police station to receive petitions. The petitions were settled by eight sub-inspectors who made people who came to file petitions outside. Now the second wave of the Coronavirus has come to an end and the Tamil Nadu government has announced relaxations to lockdown
Therefore, the tent set up at the entrance to the Kattoor police station at Gandhipuram in Coimbatore was formally disposed of yesterday making public relieved. People have commented that it would be more convenient to go directly inside and see the concerned authorities and file a petition.
So the government took various precautionary measures and various private companies helped by giving space to treat people with coronavirus. The community service organizations converted all of their wedding halls, including government art colleges, the CODISSIA campus, and train compartments into coronavirus treatment centers.
COVID-19 did not spare anyone and most of the victims were policemen. They had set up a separate tent at the entrance to each police station to receive petitions. The petitions were settled by eight sub-inspectors who made people who came to file petitions outside. Now the second wave of the Coronavirus has come to an end and the Tamil Nadu government has announced relaxations to lockdown
Therefore, the tent set up at the entrance to the Kattoor police station at Gandhipuram in Coimbatore was formally disposed of yesterday making public relieved. People have commented that it would be more convenient to go directly inside and see the concerned authorities and file a petition.