Delhi Mask Rules

Those not wearing masks in public places in Delhi will no longer be fined, the administration has decided after a drop in coronavirus cases in the city.

दिल्ली में कई उम्मीदवारों के ड्राइविंग टेस्ट में फेल होने के मद्देनजर आबकारी विभाग द्वारा गठित एक पैनल की सिफारिशों के बाद यह बदलाव आया है. परिवहन अधिकारियों ने कहा कि परीक्षण के इन पहलुओं को हटाने से दुर्घटनाएं नहीं होंगी.

The Delhi High Court asked the Directorate General of Civil Aviation to carry out a periodic review of the Covid situation to decide the norms on wearing masks during air travel while complying with the instructions issued by the government.

The Delhi High Court today called for strict action against those found violating rule to wear masks and hand hygiene norms at airports and in aircraft, observing that the COVID-19 pandemic has not abated and keeps springing up its ugly head.

People in Delhi must wear mask in public places, the state government said today. Those found violating the rule amid rising COVID-19 cases will be fined Rs 500, it said. Those travelling in cars, however, do not need to wear mask.

People in Delhi must wear mask in public places, the state government said today. Those found violating the rule amid rising COVID-19 cases will be fined Rs 500, it said. Those travelling in private cars, however, do not need to wear mask.

The High Court has sought the Delhi government's stand on whether masks were being manufactured and sold according to specific rules and standards. A petitioner has claimed that there is non-compliance of the rules and regulations.

Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party is holding a protest today against the government's vaccine export policy and vaccine diplomacy in the backdrop of the ongoing second wave of the infection.

The Delhi High Court has ruled that wearing face masks in a car is mandatory even if the person is alone in the car.

A mask is compulsory even if a person is driving alone in a car, the Delhi High Court said today, terming any vehicle a "public place" where Covid rules apply. The mask is a "suraksha kavach (safety armour)" for the person wearing it and those around

Amid the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the national capital, 29 Delhi Metro passengers were penalised for not wearing face masks properly and violating social distancing norms.

The DGCA informed the Delhi High Court today that action is being taken against passengers not wearing masks properly despite repeated warnings and they will be de-boarded from planes before departure and treated as unruly passengers.

A day after increasing the fine for not wearing masks from Rs 500 to Rs 2,000, the Delhi government on Friday announced the same penalty for those caught violating quarantine rules, social distancing norms or chewing and spitting tobacco and pan masala.

More than 25,000 people have been caught and fined by enforcement teams of Delhi government since mid June for not wearing face masks, officials said on Monday.

The Delhi Police has issued over two lakh fines between June 15 and September 2 for violation of COVID-19 norms, with most people being fined for not wearing masks, officials said today.

Those not wearing masks in public places in Delhi will no longer be fined, the administration has decided after a drop in coronavirus cases in the city.

दिल्ली में कई उम्मीदवारों के ड्राइविंग टेस्ट में फेल होने के मद्देनजर आबकारी विभाग द्वारा गठित एक पैनल की सिफारिशों के बाद यह बदलाव आया है. परिवहन अधिकारियों ने कहा कि परीक्षण के इन पहलुओं को हटाने से दुर्घटनाएं नहीं होंगी.

The Delhi High Court asked the Directorate General of Civil Aviation to carry out a periodic review of the Covid situation to decide the norms on wearing masks during air travel while complying with the instructions issued by the government.

The Delhi High Court today called for strict action against those found violating rule to wear masks and hand hygiene norms at airports and in aircraft, observing that the COVID-19 pandemic has not abated and keeps springing up its ugly head.

People in Delhi must wear mask in public places, the state government said today. Those found violating the rule amid rising COVID-19 cases will be fined Rs 500, it said. Those travelling in cars, however, do not need to wear mask.

People in Delhi must wear mask in public places, the state government said today. Those found violating the rule amid rising COVID-19 cases will be fined Rs 500, it said. Those travelling in private cars, however, do not need to wear mask.

The High Court has sought the Delhi government's stand on whether masks were being manufactured and sold according to specific rules and standards. A petitioner has claimed that there is non-compliance of the rules and regulations.

Delhi's ruling Aam Aadmi Party is holding a protest today against the government's vaccine export policy and vaccine diplomacy in the backdrop of the ongoing second wave of the infection.

The Delhi High Court has ruled that wearing face masks in a car is mandatory even if the person is alone in the car.

A mask is compulsory even if a person is driving alone in a car, the Delhi High Court said today, terming any vehicle a "public place" where Covid rules apply. The mask is a "suraksha kavach (safety armour)" for the person wearing it and those around

Amid the recent surge in COVID-19 cases in the national capital, 29 Delhi Metro passengers were penalised for not wearing face masks properly and violating social distancing norms.

The DGCA informed the Delhi High Court today that action is being taken against passengers not wearing masks properly despite repeated warnings and they will be de-boarded from planes before departure and treated as unruly passengers.

A day after increasing the fine for not wearing masks from Rs 500 to Rs 2,000, the Delhi government on Friday announced the same penalty for those caught violating quarantine rules, social distancing norms or chewing and spitting tobacco and pan masala.

More than 25,000 people have been caught and fined by enforcement teams of Delhi government since mid June for not wearing face masks, officials said on Monday.

The Delhi Police has issued over two lakh fines between June 15 and September 2 for violation of COVID-19 norms, with most people being fined for not wearing masks, officials said today.