Chhattisgarh: Government offices fully unlocked, RT-PCR report won't be mandatory at airports

RAIPUR: With Covid-19 cases on the decline, the Chhattisgarh government has decided to end the rotational system and issued orders for 100 per cent attendance at all its offices. Besides, RT-PCR tests will not be mandatory on arrival at the airport in the state.
The Covid-19 infection rate has dipped below 5 per cent in Chhattisgarh. The state government has issued an order for the ministry and the directorate to operate with 100 per cent attendance of employees.The Raipur district administration has directed to do away with the requirement of showing an RT-PCR test report before 72 hours at the Raipur airport.
As per officials of the general administration department, the ministry and all heads of department offices will be operated from Tuesday with 100 per cent attendance of all categories of officers and employees. Keeping in view the current situation of Covid-19, instructions to this effect have been issued from Mantralaya Mahanadi Bhawan on Monday. Earlier, instructions were given for 50 per cent attendance in the offices of the ministry and head of the department.
For the prevention of the spread of Covid-19, all the employees should strictly follow the prescribed norms like wearing masks, maintaining adequate distance from each other, using sanitisers from time to time, etc.