Amidst the rise in Covid cases in the national capital, the Archeological Survey of India (ASI) has requested the conclusion of 173 authentic landmarks, including the Humayun’s Tomb, Red Fort, and Qutub Minar among others, under its Delhi Circle.
Other conspicuous landmarks that will stay shut incorporates the Jantar Mantar, Safdarjung Tomb, and Sultan Ghari.
According to the request given by ASI Director (Monument) N.K. Pathak this multitude of halfway shielded landmarks have been shut from January 6 to December 20. The conclusion can likewise be expanded relying on the circumstance.
Aside from the Delhi circle, orders have likewise been given for the conclusion of landmarks situated in various states, where limitations have been forced because of flood in Covid-19 cases.
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These incorporate the Patna circle of Bihar and Rajganj and Kolkata circles of West Bengal.
Meanwhile, Delhi on Thursday reported 15,097 fresh Covid-19 cases and six deaths, as the positivity rate also shot up to 15.34 percent. With the latest addition, the cumulative caseload has gone up to 14,89,463 while the death toll rose to 25,127. The number of active cases in the capital now stands at 31,498. Almost 1 lakh tests were conducted in the last 24 hours. Delhi had on Wednesday reported 10,665 fresh Covid-19 cases and eight deaths with a positivity rate of 11.88 percent. With one more case of Omicron variant reported, the tally of such cases has risen to 465 in Delhi.
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