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Lockdown - First week went off well; Let's hold it for two more: Naidu

 

By TIOL News Service

NEW DELHI, APR 01, 2020: THE Vice-President of India and Rajya Sabha Chairman, Mr M.Venkaiah Naidu, has lauded the efforts of the Central and State governments and the resolve, response and cooperation of the people leading to successful implementation of the first week of the nationwide lockdown announced to contain the spread of Corona virus in the country with a population of 130 crore.

Summing up the outcomes of the first week of lockdown, Mr Naidu noted that the circles, boxes and the lines drawn at grocery stores and vegetable markets to ensure physical distance, government machinery enforcing the lockdown and the Indian jugaad of converting railway wagons into isolation wards, some scientists and organizations quickly designing testing tool kits and ventilators have received global acknowledgment marking appreciation of India’s intent to fight the challenge of the virus, showing the way to others.

Mr Naidu further said that amidst such a massive unprecedented social and physical lockdown across the nation, some issues are bound to arise like that of migrant labourers and farmers during the harvest season and hoped that Central and State governments will fix such problems. He noted with satisfaction the supply and availability of essential commodities during this first week. The Vice-President stressed that next two weeks of the lockdown are very crucial in containing the spread of  Corona virus and appealed to the people to cooperate with the ongoing efforts with even enhanced resolve and commitment.

Mr Naidu said that given the size of India's population and health infrastructure, success of India in fighting the virus holds key to the success of global fight against the killer virus which has already taken a heavy toll of health and wealth across the nations. He asserted that Indians have a certain responsibility towards the fellow human kind and shall be guided by this dharma and act accordingly for collective triumph in this hour of global crisis.


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