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Janata Curfew: 'Lockdown is not a time to chill at Marine Drive'

As the state faces a partial shutdown, cops try to curb spread of coronavirus infections by controlling crowds at public places.

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People enjoying the sea breeze at Haji Ali. Joint Commissioner (Law and order) Vinoy Choubey said that legal action can be taken against those who flout orders. Pic/Atul Kamble

People enjoying the sea breeze at Haji Ali. Joint Commissioner (Law and order) Vinoy Choubey said that legal action can be taken against those who flout orders. Pic/Atul Kamble

With schools, colleges and several offices shut, and other places such as theatres and malls not functioning either through last week, several Mumbaikars were seen hanging out at public places such as Marine Drive, and Worli Sea Face. However, the Mumbai Police has decided to reduce crowding at these spots through announcements and counselling, saying that without self-isolation, the infection will continue to spread.

Instructions have been given to police officers to ensure that crowds are minimised at public places. Those who violate the orders will face legal action.

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