Vijayawada: Minister Vellampalli Srinivas and Chairman Malladi Vishnu exhorts people to follow guidelines

Vijayawada: Minister Vellampalli Srinivas and Chairman Malladi Vishnu exhorts people to follow guidelines
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Minister Vellampalli Srinivas
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Minister for Endowments Vellampalli Srinivas and Chairman of Brahmin Welfare Corporation Malladi Vishnu assure people that the government will ensure supply of essential commodities through Rythu Bazaars

Vijayawada: Minister for Endowments Vellampalli Srinivas and Chairman of Brahmin Welfare Corporation Malladi Vishnu appealed to the people to strictly follow the guidelines issued by the government to effectively contain the coronavirus in order to protect themselves and their family members.

Addressing a review meeting with the district officials at the Collector's camp office here on Monday, they said the people should maintain social distance to avoid the spread of the virus.

Referring to the lockdown of the State till March 31 announced by the Chief Minister, they said everyone should remain indoors unless it is very important. The Minister said the State government has been taking precautions to provide essential commodities along with the vegetables through Rythu Bazaars. Keeping in view the rush of people, the RythuBazaars would be shifted to spacious places.

He asked the vendors to sell the commodities as per the prices fixed by the District Collector. He said sufficient number of beds would be provided to the suspected cases of caronavirus and there was no need to worry.

Chairman Malladi Vishnu

Vishnu recalled that the Centre advised lockdown of three districts. Prakasam, Krishna and Visakhapatnam. He said it was dangerous to gather in groups at tea stalls, and RythuBazaars.

It is highly irresponsible to move on roads though all the malls, cinema theatres, educational institutions and offices were closed. So far, the virus affected the foreign returnees, but now it may spread to their family members and others in the society if enough care was not taken, he said.

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