Lockdown In India: Lockdown Imposed In Tamil Nadu

Lockdown in India: Lockdown imposed in Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, and Kerala, many states took tough steps.

Many states including Karnataka, Kerala have announced a lockdown to curb the second wave of the Corona epidemic.

While statewide curfew has been imposed in Goa, lockdowns have been announced in Telangana and Mizoram. The Tamil Nadu government has announced a 10-week to two-week lockdown to prevent the spread of corona.

Lockdown has also been imposed in the Latur district of Maharashtra. The Karnataka government has announced the entire lockdown for two weeks.

Under this, there will be a lockdown for six months on May 10 from six in the morning to May 24.

Giving information about this decision, Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa said that during the lockdown, food and vegetable shops will be open from 6 am to 10 am. A nine-day lockdown is being held in Kerala from May 8.

Chief Minister P Vijayan said that during this time the government will continue to give kits to all ration cardholders. Stringent measures will be taken to control the movement of people in the lockdown.

Lockdown in India: Statewide curfew in Goa, lockdown announced in Mizoram

A strict, statewide curfew is being imposed in Goa from May 9 to 23. Giving information about this, CM Pramod Sawant said that essential commodities shops and grocery shops will be open from seven in the morning to one in the afternoon.

Drug shops will be open normally. A six-day lockdown has been announced in the Latur district of Maharashtra from May 8.

An official said that the administration has taken this decision to curb the spread of the coronavirus. The Telangana government has extended the night curfew for another week.

Now it will be effective from 9 pm to 5 am till 15 May. The state government has also issued an order to not allow the crowd to gather at wedding ceremonies and funerals.

In Mizoram too, the state government has decided to impose a seven-day lockdown from May 10 to stop the spread of the virus.

An order issued by the state government stated that during the lockdown, no person would be allowed to leave the house in the capital or district headquarters.

Lockdown in India: Mini lockdown imposed in Bengal.

Soon after taking oath as Chief Minister in West Bengal, Mamta Banerjee has announced lockdown-like restrictions in the state.

To prevent corona infection, where it has been decided to stop the movement of local trains in the state, the shops will also open for a few hours only.

Announcing the restrictions, Mamta Banerjee said that we have to take some steps in view of the situation of covid-19.

Wearing a mask is mandatory, so only 50 percent of employees will be present in the offices of the state government. The private sector has been asked to provide work from home, while only 50 percent of the employees can stay in the office.

The shopping complex, gym, cinema halls, beauty parlor will remain closed. Social and political mobilization will also be banned.

Lockdown in India: Lockdown till 10 May in Delhi.

The coronavirus lockdown in Delhi has been extended until May 10. In Delhi, it was decided to extend the lockdown for one week last week. The national capital has been under lockdown since April 19 and will continue till May 10.

Lockdown extended in UP till May 10.

In view of the ever-increasing case in UP, the Yogi government has extended the Corona curfew till Monday. There was a Corona curfew on 6 May (till 7 am on Thursday), now it has been extended till 7 May on 10 May.

In this way, a lockdown has been announced for the whole week. The government has directed all district administrations to expedite vaccination and sanitization in the villages.

Bihar also has lockdown till May 15.

Keeping in mind the ever-increasing cases of Corona, the Bihar government has decided to put a lockdown in Bihar from May 5 to May 15.

Chief Minister Nitish Kumar gave the information of this decision of the government on Tuesday through a tweet.

During this period, all offices, shops, commercial and private establishments of the state government will remain closed.

Essential food items, fruits, vegetables, meat-fish, milk, and PDS shops will open only from 7 am to 11 am. Unnecessary traffic will be completely restricted.

Only those who travel by rail, aircraft or other long-distance will be able to use public transport.

All schools, colleges, coaching, training, and educational institutions will remain closed. Restaurants and food shops will remain closed. All types of events will be banned.