Independence Day Celebrations: Over 4000 Invited For Red Fort Event, Says Defense Ministry – Four thousand people will attend Independence Day celebrations at Red Fort, special preparations have been made for the program

More than four thousand people including diplomats, officials and media persons have been invited for the Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort and are being held keeping in mind the dignity of the program and the balance of the Kovid-19 protocol. This information was given by the Ministry of Defense on Friday.

The ministry said that seating arrangements have been made between the two guests under the guidelines of two yards. It said that members presenting the Salute Guard have been kept in isolation.

It said that keeping in view the safety, cadets of NCC (National Cadet Corps) have been invited to watch the program (in place of small school children) and they will sit at Gyanpath.

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All invitees have been urged to wear masks. It said masks have also been kept ready for distribution to people at the site. The Ministry said that similarly hand sanitizers will be available at predetermined locations. Boards have been placed at important places to attract the attention of the invitees.

It said that wooden flooring has been done and cracks have been laid at the seating and walking places to maintain smooth movement of people and avoid congestion. The ministry said that additional doors of sufficient width have been fitted with metal detectors to avoid queuing.

More than four thousand people including diplomats, officials and media persons have been invited for the Independence Day celebrations at the Red Fort and are being held keeping in mind the dignity of the program and the balance of the Kovid-19 protocol. This information was given by the Ministry of Defense on Friday.

The ministry said that seating arrangements have been made between the two guests under the guidelines of two yards. It said that members presenting the Salute Guard have been kept in isolation.

It said that keeping in view the safety, cadets of NCC (National Cadet Corps) have been invited to watch the program (in place of small school children) and they will sit at Gyanpath.

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All invitees have been urged to wear masks. It said masks have also been kept ready for distribution to people at the site. The Ministry said that similarly hand sanitizers will be available at predetermined locations. Boards have been placed at important places to attract the attention of the invitees.

It said that wooden flooring has been done and cracks have been laid at the seating and walking places to maintain smooth movement of people and avoid congestion. The ministry said that additional doors of sufficient width have been fitted with metal detectors to avoid queuing.