BHOPAL: The residents in most covered campuses and colonies have restricted the entry of outsiders into their campus in a bid to keep themselves safe.
Most of the colonies where there are two entry gates have closed one of them. These colony members have either restricted entry of outsiders, visitors and even domestic helps or have set up a sanitiser dispenser for them.
They are also monitoring the movement of colony members and no one is allowed to even roam around, without masks.
We spoke to a few colony members who said they have also ensured vaccination of their domestic helps. These colonies are not in quarantine but residents have taken it upon themselves to impose the rules.
NC Baghel, the chairperson of Riveria Township, says they have shut one of the two entry gates. We have strictly restricted entry into the colony for anyone without wearing a mask, he says.
The members of the society also follow the rule, he says.
Nidhi Parmar, a member of the township says they have helped their domestic help get vaccinated.
Satish Gangrade, a resident of Aakriti Eco-City says they have restricted the entry of an outsider on the campus. He says the vendors are also asked to stay outside and anyone needing vegetables or groceries has to go out to take the delivery.
Bhaskar Chaturvedi, a resident of Lalita Nagar says their colony is open but still we are monitoring the movement of people around, as no one should roam about without a mask.
Also, the vendors entering the colonies should wear masks and sanitise hands frequently, he says. The administration canít do everything and we also have to make efforts to prevent the spread of the virus, he says.
Simon Banerjee, a resident of Kolar says the residents of his colony are taking precautions like sanitising anyone entering from outside. The security guards have also been asked to not allow anyone without a mask, inside.
