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Coronavirus: Drones pressed into service to keep vigil


Srinagar March 23(KINS): Jammu and Kashmir police Monday pressed drones into service to monitor the situation in the valley.

In view of coronavirus, people have been asked to stay inside doors.


In various parts of Kashmir including in Srinagar’s Lalchowk area, Police used drones to keep a strict vigil.


“Drones are been used to keep a strict vigil. People have been asked to stay inside door for their safety.

Drones are also being used to check whether there is any violations of prohibitory orders so that necessary action is taken,” a police official told Kashmir Indepth News Service.

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