<p>It would be difficult to predict footfalls in casinos once entry restrictions are lifted by respective state governments, a spokesperson for a top pan-Indian casino group said on Thursday. </p>.<p>Speaking to <em>IANS</em>, Anil Malani, chief executive officer of the Deltin Group, which runs casino operations in Goa, Daman, Sikkim and Nepal, said that the casino group had already completed 100 per cent coverage of vaccination of its 2,500 workforce. </p>.<p>On being asked the estimation of footfalls once casino operations are allowed by the authorities, Malani said, “(It is) difficult to predict at the moment. It depends on many things like travel, capacity restrictions, and overall public sentiment. But we are hopeful that with mass vaccinations in full swing, we can keep the third wave at bay and things will be normalised soon.” </p>.<p>“While we are ready with all safety norms to start the operations, we are awaiting further clarification from the government to make any further announcements,” he also said. </p>.<p>Malani's company is one of the two leading casino operators in Goa.</p>.<p>“As of now, all the employees have successfully received their first dose of vaccination in the month of May-June and are expected to complete their second dose soon as per the government stipulated time frame,” he said. </p>.<p>“During these difficult times, despite being non-operational for around two months since the second wave hit us in April 2021, we have taken many critical measures in this regard, with first and foremost being vaccinating all our staff,” he added.</p>
<p>It would be difficult to predict footfalls in casinos once entry restrictions are lifted by respective state governments, a spokesperson for a top pan-Indian casino group said on Thursday. </p>.<p>Speaking to <em>IANS</em>, Anil Malani, chief executive officer of the Deltin Group, which runs casino operations in Goa, Daman, Sikkim and Nepal, said that the casino group had already completed 100 per cent coverage of vaccination of its 2,500 workforce. </p>.<p>On being asked the estimation of footfalls once casino operations are allowed by the authorities, Malani said, “(It is) difficult to predict at the moment. It depends on many things like travel, capacity restrictions, and overall public sentiment. But we are hopeful that with mass vaccinations in full swing, we can keep the third wave at bay and things will be normalised soon.” </p>.<p>“While we are ready with all safety norms to start the operations, we are awaiting further clarification from the government to make any further announcements,” he also said. </p>.<p>Malani's company is one of the two leading casino operators in Goa.</p>.<p>“As of now, all the employees have successfully received their first dose of vaccination in the month of May-June and are expected to complete their second dose soon as per the government stipulated time frame,” he said. </p>.<p>“During these difficult times, despite being non-operational for around two months since the second wave hit us in April 2021, we have taken many critical measures in this regard, with first and foremost being vaccinating all our staff,” he added.</p>