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A motorist is stoped by a police officer at a checkpoint during a government-imposed nationwide lockdown as a preventive measure against the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus, in the old quarters of New Delhi on April 23, 2020. Credit: AFP Photo
The Delhi Police received over 700 calls on its 24x7 helpline number from 2 pm on Sunday and the same time on Monday, seeking assistance on issues faced during the lockdown, officials said.
A total of 30,899 calls were received by the police till Friday on its helpline (011-23469526), they said.
Police received 750 calls from 2 pm on Sunday to 2 pm on Monday.
Out of the 750, fifty-two were related to areas outside Delhi, which were referred to the respective state helpline numbers.
Four calls were related to no food or no money, which were forwarded to NGOs.
A total of 558 calls were related to movement passes, they added.
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