Patiala (Arvinder Joshan) The scope of the awareness campaign launched by Punjab Chief Minister Capt. Amarinder Singh under ‘Mission Fateh’ to take the war against Kovid to the grass root level in the state was widened today when the Residents Welfare Committees of Patiala took to their respective streets. Made people aware of Meanwhile, Mohalla Committees, Welfare Societies and Associations urged the locals to take precautionary measures against the Corona epidemic. Municipal Commissioner Mrs. Poonamdeep Kaur said that in collaboration with the Mayor Mr. Sanjeev Sharma and all the councilors in the various colonies coming under the Municipal Corporation, the Mohalla Committees and Residents Welfare Societies themselves have become Mission Fateh Yodhas to prevent corona virus in their localities. Campaign launched. During this time, Kova app was also downloaded in the mobiles of the people telling them to wash their hands, wear masks and not to gather. Mrs. Poonamdeep Kaur said that the Joint Commissioner of the Corporation Mr. Lal Vishwas was liaising with all the Mohalla Committees in this regard. These societies said that the war waged by the Punjab government against Covid-19 was a fight of the people, by the people and for the people, hence it was the common duty of all to support Mission Fateh. These include New Yadavindra Welfare Society, Darshan Nagar, Sudhar Lehar Welfare Society, Power House Youth Club, Patiala Heights Welfare Society, Patiala Social Welfare Society, Majithia Enclave, Dhillon Colony, Vikas Colony, Sanjivani Residents, Sanjivani Residents. Residents Welfare Society Tafajalpura and dozens of other colony societies were involved in raising awareness. He said that under ‘Mission Fateh’, wearing masks, washing hands, maintaining social distance, caring for the elderly, being aware of the influx of outsiders into the area, detecting patients infected with the virus and It is also important to use the Kova app to maintain a safe distance. Emphasis was placed on domestic isolation, penalties for violations, awareness against the epidemic, and identification of the threat of the virus when corona symptoms appeared.
