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Hyderabad: BHEL Colonies to observe Janata Curfew
BHEL: The residents of Banjaranagar unanimously decided to observe the Janata curfew on Sunday for prevention of the spread of Caronavirus. A circular...
BHEL: The residents of Banjaranagar unanimously decided to observe the Janata curfew on Sunday for prevention of the spread of Caronavirus. A circular has been distributed to all the residents of the colony to observe the curfew. It also decided at 5 pm on that day to come near the gates or balcony to clap or ring bells to show our gratitude to the serving doctors, nurses and the supporting staff and paramilitary.
They have arranged a watchman and a youth and requested all the residents not to come out on that day and take the help of the youth for any emergency needs.
The colony has CCTV network and mobile Apps. The secretary and president will be watching on their mobile app to monitor the curfew. "If anybody comes out we call them immediately and request them to confine to home. Through motivation we will ensure that the curfew will be a total successes," the management committee said.
"We have put the banners in the colony on the Janata curfew to educate not only our colony members but also passersby so that they remember the date and time," they added.
