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I-cards of Journalists to be treated as curfew passes: IGP Kashmir

Srinagar, May 12 : The Inspector General of Police Kashmir Zone, Vijay Kumar on Wednesday said that Identity cards of Journalists will be treated as curfew passes in Kashmir.

Talking to the news agency—Kashmir News Observer (KNO) IGP Kashmir, Vijay Kumar said that the I-cards of Journalists will be treated as curfew passes.

Notably, the authorities have imposed corona curfew in Jammu and Kashmir till May 17 in view of the spike in Covid-19 cases in the Union Territory

Meanwhile Police spokesperson said in a statement that In order to ensure hassle free movement of the doctors and para-medical staff, a special helpline has been established on the directions of IGP Kashmir Shri Vijay Kumar-IPS. The doctors and paramedics are advised to inform along with their location, in case they have been stopped en-route to their place of duties.

The Helpline Numbers are :0194-2506561 and 0194-2506541.You can WhatsApp on: 8899845182.He added

He said Keeping in view the prevailing situation, the healthcare workers are also requested to cooperate with the Law Enforcement Agencies and not to visit unnecessarily beyond the place of duty or stay.

 

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