Maharashtra Government Extended Lockdown Till 31 January
Maharashtra government extended lockdown till 31 January, issued advisory for new year.
Maharashtra government has extended lockdown restrictions till 31 January 2021 to prevent the spread of Covid-19 in the state.
Maharashtra is one of the five states and union territories that account for 60 percent of the country’s total active COVID-19 cases.
Significantly, on 25 March, with the announcement of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the lockdown was implemented in Maharashtra like other states.
The state government issued a circular asking people not to go out of the house to celebrate the new year, and to welcome the new year in a normal way.
Maharashtra government has also issued advisory for the new year.
In view of the corona epidemic, welcome the New Year at home and avoid visiting public places.
Do not visit crowded places like civilian beaches, gardens, especially the Gateway of India in Mumbai, Marine Lines, Girgaon Chowpatty, Juhu Chowpatty etc.
Do not let people above 60 years of age and children learn outside the home.
If you have to go to public places, then follow corona rules like physical distance, mask and sanitizer.Avoid organizing religious, cultural and family functions on 31 December in any way.
Do not use fireworks.
On the first day of the new year, many people go to the temple to have darshan of the Lord, avoid doing so this year due to Corona.
Strict action will be taken against those who violate these rules issued by the government.
Night curfew will continue in the state from 11 am to 6 am.
It is noteworthy that hotels, restaurants, pubs in the state have been approved to remain open till 11 am. Strict action has also been given to those who violate it.
Mumbai Weather: Mumbai in the cold season, recorded the lowest temperature of 15 degree Celsius this season.
Due to continuous snowfall on the mountains, the cold is also increasing in the plains of the country. The weather has cooled down even in Mumbai with generally dry weather.
According to the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Mumbai recorded a minimum temperature of 15 degrees Celsius on Tuesday morning, which was the minimum temperature of the season.
The Meteorological Department also said that this trend of cold air and cold winds is likely to continue for the next 24 hours, after which the temperature is likely to increase gradually on New Year’s Eve.
The Santacruz Observatory recorded a minimum temperature of 15 ° C while the Colaba Observatory recorded 17 ° C.
