Police draw up plan to make lockdown work
The Hindu
The city police on Tuesday revealed elaborate arrangements made for enforcement of the complete lockdown clamped by the State government to curb spread of COVID-19 and create awareness among the peopl
The city police on Tuesday revealed elaborate arrangements made for enforcement of the complete lockdown clamped by the State government to curb spread of COVID-19 and create awareness among the people. A police press release said 919 officers and men would be deployed in shifts as part of the comprehensive arrangement. Vehicle checks would be carried out in important places identified by police personnel in shifts round-the-clock. While conducting such checks, the police personnel would initiate action as per law against those found venturing out in public places without any genuine reason.
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