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Over 900 vehicles were fined in Noida in a day for violating Covid-19 curbs

  • Altogether, 1,72,300 were collected in fines during the action, the police said.
Police personnel check ID cards of commuters at Delhi Noida Border. (file photo)

Seventeen people were arrested across Noida and Greater Noida on Friday over alleged violation of curbs imposed due to the Covid-19 outbreak, Gautam Buddh Nagar police said.

Also, owners of nearly 950 vehicles were issued challans for similar violations, the police said, as security checks intensified in view of the lockdown-like restrictions that begin at 10 pm on Friday and continue till 5 am on Monday.

The restrictions are imposed as part of the state government's concerted efforts for screening and testing people for Covid-19 and to check the spread of other vector-borne diseases, according to officials.

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Criminal Procedure Code (CrPC) Section 144, which bars assembly of more than four people, is in force in Gautam Buddh Nagar, where the pandemic has claimed 42 lives so far, according to official figures.

"One FIR was registered and 17 people arrested for violating the curbs. A total of 2,188 vehicles were checked across 200 barrier points in the district and challans issued to 946 of them, while another two were impounded," the police said in a statement.

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Altogether, 1,72,300 were collected in fines during the action, the police said.

First Published Date: 01 Aug 2020, 10:56 AM IST
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