Aarogya Setu app and its imposition on Indians is so in-your-face a mass surveillance monstrosity in service of the evil agenda of Bill Gates, Rockefeller, Clinton Foundation, Zuckerberg and such other criminals that there ought to be an explosion of public anger that will blast away the genocidal regime of Narendra Modi.
This Hindutva-Zionist needs to be removed from office and hanged in public after a summary trial.
Every breath he takes is poisoning the air, choking us all off.
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After Delhi Metro opens, you may be denied ride without mask, Aarogya Setu pass
(Shishir Gupta, Hindustan Times, 25 April 2020)
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This Hindutva-Zionist needs to be removed from office and hanged in public after a summary trial.
Every breath he takes is poisoning the air, choking us all off.
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After Delhi Metro opens, you may be denied ride without mask, Aarogya Setu pass
(PTI report published in Mint, 23 Apr 2020)
New Delhi: Passengers using the Delhi Metro, post resumption of operations, will have to take out any metallic item on their body before frisking, use face masks, have the 'Aarogya Setu' app, but those with flu-like symptoms won’t be allowed, as per a proposal prepared by the CISF on Thursday.
The paramilitary force that guards the network running across the national capital region has formulated a 'business continuity plan' for security and safety of passengers and staffers working at the facility.New Delhi: Passengers using the Delhi Metro, post resumption of operations, will have to take out any metallic item on their body before frisking, use face masks, have the 'Aarogya Setu' app, but those with flu-like symptoms won’t be allowed, as per a proposal prepared by the CISF on Thursday.
The proposed measures, as per the plan accessed by PTI, will be implemented by the force "in consultation" with the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) and its controlling ministry of Urban Development.
The plan has been prepared to ensure "public confidence in the ability of the rapid rail network to deliver under any circumstance and to thwart evil designs of disruptive forces to hit the smooth functioning of the network."
As per the plan envisaged by the force, that deploys about 12,000 men and women personnel to guard over 160 metro stations, the services of the rail network should be resumed in a phased manner.
"Aarogya Setu app with inbuilt e-pass feature could be employed for identification of suspected persons (having COVID-19 infection). Persons with high risks for both spreading as well as contracting infections should be discouraged from using metro," the plan said.
"All persons entering metro premises will be mandatorily wearing masks. Hand sanitisation or washing facility to be available at the entry points."
"Thermal screening of all entrants to be conducted at the entry point of stations and those found with abnormal temperatures will not be allowed to enter and persons with cold, cough and other flu like symptoms will be denied entry," the proposal said.
CISF Director General (DG) Rajesh Ranjan told the news agency that the plan has been prepared keeping in mind that the "speed, safety and security" of the passengers, force personnel, DMRC staffers and others present in the area is ensured.
The force has suggested that all passengers will have to take out metallic items like belts and buckles before frisking and keep them in their bags which will be scanned by an x-ray machine.
Those without bags but carrying metallic items will be provided trays as in the case of airport security, the proposal said.
"Strict distancing norms will be followed throughout the station area and proper queuing area before the security screening point will be maintained," it said.
At least two meters distance shall be maintained between the security screening place and line-up points and a meter between passengers waiting at the security screening place, it said.
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Don’t allow entry into Delhi without Aarogya Setu App, Lt Guv Anil Baijal told The plan has been prepared to ensure "public confidence in the ability of the rapid rail network to deliver under any circumstance and to thwart evil designs of disruptive forces to hit the smooth functioning of the network."
As per the plan envisaged by the force, that deploys about 12,000 men and women personnel to guard over 160 metro stations, the services of the rail network should be resumed in a phased manner.
"Aarogya Setu app with inbuilt e-pass feature could be employed for identification of suspected persons (having COVID-19 infection). Persons with high risks for both spreading as well as contracting infections should be discouraged from using metro," the plan said.
"All persons entering metro premises will be mandatorily wearing masks. Hand sanitisation or washing facility to be available at the entry points."
"Thermal screening of all entrants to be conducted at the entry point of stations and those found with abnormal temperatures will not be allowed to enter and persons with cold, cough and other flu like symptoms will be denied entry," the proposal said.
CISF Director General (DG) Rajesh Ranjan told the news agency that the plan has been prepared keeping in mind that the "speed, safety and security" of the passengers, force personnel, DMRC staffers and others present in the area is ensured.
The force has suggested that all passengers will have to take out metallic items like belts and buckles before frisking and keep them in their bags which will be scanned by an x-ray machine.
Those without bags but carrying metallic items will be provided trays as in the case of airport security, the proposal said.
"Strict distancing norms will be followed throughout the station area and proper queuing area before the security screening point will be maintained," it said.
At least two meters distance shall be maintained between the security screening place and line-up points and a meter between passengers waiting at the security screening place, it said.
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(Shishir Gupta, Hindustan Times, 25 April 2020)
The Delhi government is taking a hard look at a "strong recommendation" to require people to install the Aarogya Setu app launched by the central government before they enter the national capital.
The recommendation was made at Lt Governor Anil Baijal's review meeting on the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic on Friday.
National Centre for Disease Control director Surjit Kumar Singh, who had been asked to advise the city government, strongly recommended that the government allow people to enter the capital only after they have installed the Aarogya Setu app.The recommendation was made at Lt Governor Anil Baijal's review meeting on the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic on Friday.
Dr Singh also pushed for raising the number of people who were being tested in the capital and supported repeated rapid testing - on the 3rd, 5th and 14th day - so that a Covid-19 positive individual does not get left out due to a false report.
It was at this meeting that Lt Governor Baijal decided to rationalise and carve out safe zones within large containment zones to prevent micro-transmission.
A senior official told Hindustan Times that the government hadn't taken a decision on the Aarogya Setu recommendation yet. But it hasn't knocked it off the table either.
The big hurdle to mandating the mobile application would be that there could be lakhs of people who may not have a smartphone. It has been downloaded on 75 million phones by Friday evening.
India has 1.2 billion mobile phones; only 350 million have smartphones.
'In Delhi, we are told 80 percent of the mobiles are smartphones," an official said.
"Let us weigh the pros and cons," he said.
Dr Singh isn't the first person to push the mobile application. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been nudging people to download the application launched on April 2. He made the same request when he spoke to a group of village heads via video conference on Friday.
Already, the Central Industrial Security Force - which is responsible for security at key airports and Delhi metro - has made a similar recommendation.
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The Seven-Step Path from Pandemic to Totalitarianism It was at this meeting that Lt Governor Baijal decided to rationalise and carve out safe zones within large containment zones to prevent micro-transmission.
A senior official told Hindustan Times that the government hadn't taken a decision on the Aarogya Setu recommendation yet. But it hasn't knocked it off the table either.
The big hurdle to mandating the mobile application would be that there could be lakhs of people who may not have a smartphone. It has been downloaded on 75 million phones by Friday evening.
India has 1.2 billion mobile phones; only 350 million have smartphones.
'In Delhi, we are told 80 percent of the mobiles are smartphones," an official said.
"Let us weigh the pros and cons," he said.
Dr Singh isn't the first person to push the mobile application. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been nudging people to download the application launched on April 2. He made the same request when he spoke to a group of village heads via video conference on Friday.
Already, the Central Industrial Security Force - which is responsible for security at key airports and Delhi metro - has made a similar recommendation.
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There are just seven steps from pandemic declaration to permanent totalitarianism – and many jurisdictions are about to start Step 5
(Rosemary Frei, Off-Guardian, 23 April 2020)
As if it was planned in advance, billions of people around the globe are being forced step by rapid step into a radically different way of life, one that involves far less personal, physical and financial freedom and agency.
Here is the template for rolling this out.
--------(Rosemary Frei, Off-Guardian, 23 April 2020)
As if it was planned in advance, billions of people around the globe are being forced step by rapid step into a radically different way of life, one that involves far less personal, physical and financial freedom and agency.
Here is the template for rolling this out.
A Disease Tracker Backed by Gates and Zuckerberg Tackles Covid-19
(Megan Molteni, Wired, 10 March 2020)
The two tech titans funded an effort to bring metagenomic sequencing and software to poor countries. Now, it’s helping trace the spread of the new coronavirus.(Megan Molteni, Wired, 10 March 2020)
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