Ban Lifted on Odd-Even Two-Wheeler Restriction in Meghalaya

Ban Lifted on Odd-Even Two-Wheeler Restriction in Meghalaya

The Meghalaya government on December 1 declared fractional withdrawal of the odd-even notice on utilizing of vehicles compelling from December 10. 

An order gave by an official of Transport office Mebanshailang R Synrem said that the odd-even course of action for the handling of bikes is removed inside the Shillong Urban Agglomeration territory, with impact from December 10. 

The government had imposed the rule from June 2 after COVID-19 cases flooded in East Khasi Hills region, particularly in Shillong. 

Because of the choice, there were fewer vehicles employing in the city. 

Vehicles so far were permitted to employ, in view of odd-even enrollment numbers. 

In the event that odd vehicles were permitted on a given day, the following day, vehicles with even numbers were permitted. The standard applied for a wide range of vehicles. 

Up until now, Meghalaya has enlisted 11,875 COVID-19 cases, which incorporates 112 passings, of which 93 were accounted for from East Khasi Hills alone. The state has 669 dynamic cases with 11,094 patients recuperating from the viral disease.