Not having Aarogya Setu app punishable in Noida

May 06, 2020 10:00

Gautam Buddh Nagar Commissioner of Police (Law and Order) has clarified that not having Aarogya Setu App installed in smartphones while out in public places will be a punishable offence.

In an order issued on Sunday, Commissioner Ashutosh Dwivedi said, 'If smartphone users do not have Aarogya Setu App installed on their phones while out in a public place then this will be a punishable offence for the violation of lockdown norms.'

The order also stated that not wearing masks and not covering faces at work and public places will also be considered a violation of the lockdown norms and will be punishable.

Spitting in public places has also been made a punishable offence.

The orders will be applicable till May 17, it added. -- ANI

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