The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) on Sunday filed a police complaint against four Dubai returnees who violated the government's guidelines and returned to their homes without completing the seven-day quarantine mandatory for international travellers.
Also read:
Mumbai Police in a statement said, "We have registered a case on BMC's complaint and booked four Dubai returnees under sections 188, 269 and 270 and 34 of the Indian Penal Code."
BMC in a statement said, "After Sushil Sabnees, Jubeir Ghalte, Nikita Chander, and Swapan Chandradas returned from Dubai on February 10, BMC had arranged rooms for them at a hotel in Andheri, where according to the rules, they were kept in a seven-day institutional quarantine."
BMC said that on the second day when some doctors went to check up on them, all the four Dubai returnees were found missing from the hotel.
American rockers The Offspring will add to the experience in January 2025
entertainment1 hour ago
The jewellery brand is offering exciting offers to ensure patrons gain maximum benefits on their jewellery purchases
kt network1 hour ago
The allocation by the Sharjah Ruler will be used to stock the library with titles from publishers at the ongoing Sharjah Children’s Reading Festival
uae2 hours ago
While everything about the city may scream opulence, residents aren't just blindly spending their hard-earned money
uae2 hours ago
Work is underway for packages to serve entire region and alignment of large events and e-service is a vital part of it
gulf2 hours ago
Starting from May 6 until July 31, the newly formed committee will accept requests at the ISKAN Abu Dhabi Centre
uae2 hours ago
The 61-year-old's symptoms were concerning, especially considering her highly active lifestyle, said doctors
uae3 hours ago