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Chief Medical Officer Dr Rachna Gupta said guest houses and ashrams should accommodate people coming from outside only after getting a negative Covid test report.
Night curfew imposed in Mathura, Bankey Bihari temple makes prior online registration mandatory for visitors
In view of the rising coronavirus cases, a night curfew was imposed in Mathura while advance online registration has been made mandatory for people visiting the famous Bankey Bihari temple in Vrindavan from April 13.
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UPDATED: April 12, 2021 03:17 IST
Devotees wait for their turn to offer prayers at the Bankey Bihari temple in Vrindavan. (Photo: PTI)
In view of the rising coronavirus cases, authorities at the famous Bankey Bihari temple in Vrindavan have made advance online registration mandatory for devotees from April 13 and entry will be denied to those not following Covid-19 norms.
File picture of Tatyana Hmelovskaya, the deceased.
AGRA: A 41-year-old Russian woman allegedly committed suicide by jumping from the top floor of the six-storey apartment building where she was residing in Vrindavan on Saturday night.
The deceased, Tatyana Hmelovskaya, had been staying at Vrindavan Dham apartment, commonly known as Russian Building, since February last year, said police.
Talking to TOI, SP (city) MP Singh, said that the woman had been staying alone in a flat on the six-floor building. She was on a tourist visa and hailed from Rostov city.
The SP said that one of her friends, who also lives in the same apartment building, told police that she had earlier said that she wanted to meet Lord Krishna.