“We Are Tired,” Doctor Writes Open Letter As Tamil Nadu Govt Allows 100% Occupancy In Theatres

The situation of the coronavirus pandemic may have improved a little in the country but there is no denying the fact that it is not under complete control and we just can’t afford to be careless. The nation has unlocked completely and the cinema halls are also allowed to open but with 50 percent occupancy of the total capacity only.

“We Are Tired,” Doctor Writes Open Letter As Tamil Nadu Govt Allows 100% Occupancy In Theatres - RVCJ Media
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However recently, the Tamil Nadu government decided to allow 100 percent occupancy and this has certainly divided the Internet. While some are saying that it will further increase the cases, several others are of the opinion that it is a person’s choice to visit cinema halls so if you are very much concerned about your safety, don’t go as nobody is forcing you.

It is being said that this decision was made by the TN government only after a request in this regard was made to the CM by the actor Thalapathy Vijay whose movie “Master” is all set to release soon.

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After this decision of the TN government, a person named Aravinth Srinivas who is a doctor by profession took to the social media site Facebook and wrote an open letter, addressing the Tamil Nadu government, actor Vijay and actor Silambarasan whose movie “Eeswaran” is also releasing soon.

The doctor writes that he is tired and like him, many other doctors, medical staff, policemen, sanitary workers and all those who are working on the ground level to control the pandemic are exhausted too. He says that the pandemic is not over yet and till today, people are losing their lives. He goes on to call this 100 percent occupancy decision as an attempt of taking own life.

Here is the complete letter:

This is how Twitter reacted over the matter:

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What do you think of this decision taken by the Tamil Nadu government, especially in the context that 820 COVID-19 positive cases were recorded and 11 people lost their lives in the last 24 hrs in the state which takes the tally to 12,177 lives lost so far?

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