Groom Uses An Ambulance To Welcome Bride Due To COVID-19 Lockdown
The groom in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh hired an
ambulance to travel a distance of about 100 km to pick up the bride while the
country was executing a blockade of the Covid-19 room.
The rare story takes place in Muzaffarnagar (Uttar Pradesh
state, India). To ask his wife for son Ahmed (24), Haji Israr rented
an ambulance to the bride's home in Ghaziabad, about 100 km away. The
purpose is to circumvent the order of the anti-epidemic Covid-19, Sputnik
reported on April 30.
At the bride's home, after carrying out the wedding
procedures, his father Israr took the bride to the ambulance and took her home. The case was later discovered by Indian
authorities. According to a local police official, the use of an ambulance
is to avoid being checked by police at checkpoints.
He added that father and son Haji Israr and other family
members were isolated and tested for Covid-19. They and the owner of
an ambulance are at risk of going to trial for breaking the law. India is currently the third largest epidemic region in
Asia, after Iran and China.
Yesterday 30/4, in the context of the blockade
order is about to end, the country recorded an additional 1,718 cases and 67
deaths in the past 24 hours, bringing the number of cases and deaths to 33,050
and 1,074 respectively, while 8,437 people have recovered.
The nationwide blockade order in India has lasted nearly 6
weeks, expected to end this weekend. The Indian government has allowed
resumption of some agricultural and industrial activities in rural areas less
affected by the pandemic, after a blockade led millions of people to
unemployment, food shortages and accommodation.
However, given the rapidly increasing number of cases each
day, the country is facing pressure to not loosen restrictions and extend
blockades, despite the growing economic burden.
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