Srinagar- Inspector General of Police (IGP) Kashmir Zone, Vijay Kumar on Thursday said that all the police units have been directed to facilitate the hassle free movement of doctors, health care workers and journalists during the lockdown period in Kashmir.
The IGP has asked the media men associated with both print and electronic to carry identity proofs with them.
Pertinently, the government has announced lockdown in several J&K districts from Thursday evening to Monday morning. The decision has been taken in wake of the spike in the COVID-19 cases.
“During the #LockdownPeriod, all the #Police Units have been directed to “facilitate hassle free “Movement of Doctors, Health Workers and Essential Services. For any assistance #Dial-112: IGP Kashmir,” Kashmir Zone Police tweeted.
“During the #LockdownPeriod, all the #Police Units have been directed to “facilitate hassle free “Movement of Journalists -both Print and Electronic. Journalists are requested to carry Identity Cards.For any assistance #Dial-112: IGP Kashmir,” Kashmir Zone Police tweeted.
During the #LockdownPeriod, all the #Police Units have been directed to "facilitate hassle free "Movement of Journalists -both Print and Electronic. Journalists are requested to carry Identity Cards.For any assistance #Dial-112: IGP Kashmir#StayHomeStaySafe @JmuKmrPolice https://t.co/a5AKGSCLub
— Kashmir Zone Police (@KashmirPolice) April 29, 2021
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