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Ashok Gehlot Govt Lifts Night Curfew In Rajasthan: COVID-19
Amid declining COVID-19 cases, the Congress led Rajasthan Government, decided to end restrictions in the State. On February 4, the government issued an order, lifting night curfew, allowing 250 people for cultural, political, regional, sports and wedding events. In addition, the Ashok Gehlot Government also allowed religious places to reopen for devotees. Then new COVID-19 relaxations will be in effect from February 5.
Tags: Rajasthan Government, COVID-19 restrictions, Covid Relaxations, Indian National Congress, Rajasthan
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Karnataka: Government Withdraws Covid-Induced Night Curfew
The Karnataka government has withdrawn the Covid-induced night curfew which was in force between 10 pm to 5 am, with immediate effect. Reportedly, horse racing has been permitted to resume strictly adhering to the Covid-19 guidelines and SOPs were issued by the Health and Family Welfare Department. Moreover, the number of racing patrons attending the venue has been limited with people fully vaccinated with the Covid-19 vaccine.
Tags: Covid-19, Covid Relaxations, Lockdown relaxation, India, Karnataka
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Relaxation Of Covid-19 Restrictions Will Be Implied From Sept First Week
Assam CM Himanta Biswa Sarma stated that if Covid-19 protocols are not followed by the citizens, restrictions will be implied. Although relaxation will be implied from the first week of September protocols like social distancing and wearing of masks need to be followed. In August, 61 lakh people have been vaccinated. “The number of Covid-19 cases has come down below 500 yesterday. So, we will open schools, colleges, and buses,” said Sarma.… read-more
Tags: Covid-19, Assam, Covid Relaxations, COVID restrictions
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Nashik To Further Ease Covid-19 Restrictions
The covid-19 restriction will be further eased from August 3 as reported by the Nashik district collector, Suraj Mandhare. All essential and non-essential shops will operate until 8 PM on weekdays and until 3 PM on Saturdays. Essential shops will only remain open on Sundays. Gyms, salons, spas will continue their operation with 50% capacity until 8 PM on weekdays. Besides, this decision was taken to boost the business operations of traders.… read-more
Tags: Nashik , Covid Relaxations, Maharashtra Government, Covid-19
Courtesy: The Times of India
