TN police book over 4.74 lakh people for not wearing masks
The Hindu
The police have intensified their drive against people violating COVID-19 safety regulations
Over 4.74 lakh cases were booked against people who failed to wear masks across the State, from April 8 onwards, said police. After the polling in the Assembly elections concluded, the police along with other authorities intensified their drive against people who failed to follow COVID-19 appropriate behaviour such as wearing face masks or maintenance of physical distancing in public places . All wings of the police force are conducting the drive against the violators of COVID-19 norms by booking cases and imposing fines from April 8.
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