There is some ray of hope for the entertainment industry amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic which seems to be far from getting over.
The coronavirus lockdown let to major financial loss and so industrial sectors are trying to get back on track; the entertainment industry is one of them.
Producers Guild of India recently announced that Chief Minister of Maharashtra, Uddhav Thackeray has granted permission to resume Film & TV industry work.
The official Twitter account tweeted a gratitude note along with a document that has strict guidelines that have to be followed.
The tweet reads as, “Thank you @CMOMaharashtra for considering requests from the Film & TV industry to resume work safely. In the link below is the Guild’s recommended SOPs, to be instituted whenever we are granted permission to resume production activities.”
Check out the tweet:
Thank you @CMOMaharashtra for considering requests from the Film & TV industry to resume work safely. In the link below are the Guild’s recommended SOPs, to be instituted whenever we are granted permission to resume production activities.https://t.co/qTUvz1iKaM
— producersguildindia (@producers_guild) May 25, 2020
Different set of precautionary measures have been allotted to different departments owing to the requirement. No one aged 60 or above is allowed to be on the sets as of now and are advised to work from home. The team will have to reach on the spot 45 minutes prior to complete the health check procedure.
Even if the work starts, these and more such stringent rules will have to be followed at any cost.
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