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May 10, 2021, 17:44 IST
E-passes for emergency travel are now being offered by Andhra Pradesh.
DGP Gautam Sawang issued a stern warning to those breaking curfew rules.
Curfew violations can be reported on the Police Seva app.
VIJAYAWADA: AP DGP Gautam Sawang said on Sunday that a pass is required for all travel, including emergency travel, and that they will begin issuing e-passes for emergency travel on Monday. Those in need of passes, he said, can apply via the Police Seva app on their phones.
Inter-state movement restrictions will remain in place, according to Sawang, until the government makes a decision on the issue. He paid a surprise visit to Vijayawada on Sunday to inspect the state s partial curfew compliance. He urged the police not to tolerate any violations or to let their guard down, citing the recent increase in Coronavirus cases across the state.
Updated May 10, 2021, 12:40 am IST
DGP Gautam Sawang sterns warns against violating Curfew rules
The police chief calls upon public to report to them of any curfew violations through ‘104’ and ‘108’ or through Police Seva app. He also urges strict adherence to Covid safety protocols. (Photo: DC/Narayana Rao)
VIJAYAWADA: AP DGP Gautam Sawang on Sunday said that a pass is mandatory even for emergency travel and informed that they would start issuing e-passes for emergency purposes from Monday. He stated that those needing the passes can apply through the Police Seva app in their mobiles.
Sawang said that the curbs on inter-state movements would continue until the government took a call on the matter. On Sunday, he made a surprise visit to Vijayawada and inspected the enforcement of partial curfew in the state. Pointing to the surge in Coronavirus cases in the state, he told the police not to brook any violations and let their guard down.