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Gujarat COVID: Night curfew, coronavirus restrictions extended till May 28

In an attempt to contain the COVID-19 cases, the Gujarat government on Thursday announced to extend the ongoing night curfew in 36 cities from 8 pm to 6 am till May 28.

Curfew and restrictions will be enforced for seven more days. All essential services will continue during these restrictions, Gujarat Chief Minsiter Vijay Rupani announced.

The Gujarat government on Thursday partially lifted the curbs on businesses imposed in 36 major cities of Gujarat, allowing them to carry on business from nine in the morning to three in the afternoon.

However, the night curfew in these cities will continue.

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Goa Covid-19 curfew extended till May 31

Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant extended the on-going curfew in Goa till May 31, reported ANI. The Goa government had imposed curfew-like restrictions for 15 days starting from May 9.

Karnataka lockdown extended till June 7

In view of the pandemic situation, lockdown in Karnataka has been extended till June 7, 2021, chief minister BS Yediyurappa informed on Friday.

“We had a meeting with senior officials and ministers. We have taken a decision on lockdown. We had strict restrictions till May 24. As per the opinion of experts, we are extending the strict restrictions till June 7, 6 am,” Yediyurappa said.

Same guidelines will continue. People are roaming after 10 am as well which is creating a lot of problems throughout the state. That’s why such movements must be stopped. I urge people to stop unnecessary movements: Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa: Karnataka CM BS Yediyurappa.

Kerala extends lockdown till May 30, says CM Pinarayi Vijayan

Lockdown in the state will be extended till May 30th. The triple lockdown in Thiruvananthapuram, Ernakulam and Thrissur will be withdrawn from tomorrow as the test positivity rate and active case load have come down. Triple lockdown in Malappuram will continue: Kerala CM (ANI

Corona curfew in Madhya Pradesh’s Bhopal extended till May 31

Madhya Pradesh: Corona curfew in Bhopal extended till 31st May, the decision has been taken in a meeting of Bhopal Crisis Management Team. (ANI)

Chandigarh administration announces weekend Corona curfew from May 22 to 24

Chandigarh administration announces weekend Corona curfew from 5 am on Saturday (22nd May) to 5 am on Monday (24th May). (ANI)

Tamilnadu govt imposes total lockdown with no relaxations for a week beginning May 24

Tamil Nadu chief minister M K Stalin on Saturday announced a total lockdown with no relaxations in the state for a week beginning May 24.

He made the announcement after holding a meeting with medical experts and the representatives of legislature parties. In view of the total lockdown, the government has permitted shops to open till 9pm on Saturday and between 6am and 9pm on Sunday.

All public and private buses will be allowed to ply on Saturday and Sunday. The government has permitted pharmacies, supply of milk, drinking water and newspapers.

• Ecommerce activities will be allowed between 8am and 6pm

• Takeaway service allowed in restaurants between 6am and 10am, noon and 3pm, and 6am and 9pm. Supply via food delivery apps, Swiggy, Zomato will be allowed only in the prescribed time.

• Employees of private establishments, banks, insurance companies, IT/ITES are asked to work from home.

• Fuel pumps and ATM services will function. Transportation of agricultural produce and inputs will be allowed. Freight vehicles and movement of essential commodities will be allowed.

• Inter-district movement on medical grounds and deaths will be allowed upon e-registration. Intra-district movement on medical grounds need not register.

• In Chennai and other districts, the horticulture department in coordination with the local bodies will supply vegetables and fruits through vehicles.

• All the shops allowed to open today (22-5-2021) till 9pm and tomorrow 23.05.2021 for one day only from 6am to 9pm. Private and government buses will be allowed to travel today (22.05.2021) and tomorrow (23.05.2021).

Lockdown in Uttar Pradesh extended till May 31, industrial activity exempted

Covid-19 curfew in the state of Uttar Pradesh has been extended till May 31 in an attempt to break the chain of transmission. The decision was taken in a meeting of the state cabinet on Saturday.

Uttar Pradesh government has decided to extend the statewide curfew till May 31 to break the chain of Covid-19 transmission. A decision was taken in this regard at a meeting of the state cabinet chaired by UP CM Yogi Adityanath in Kanpur on Saturday.

As per a government order, the statewide curfew will remain in effect till 7 am on May 31. Vaccinations, industrial activity, essential services and movement related to medical emergencies will be exempted from the restrictions.

Corona Curfew imposed in all 20 districts of J&K extended till May 31

Corona Curfew imposed in all 20 districts of J&K till 7 am on 24th May is extended further till 7 am on 31st May. Curfew will be strict except for a few essential services. District Collectors being given limited flexibility to ensure economic activities do not suffer: DIPR-J&K (ANI)

Kerala to impose triple lockdown in Malappuram district, says CM

Triple lockdown will continue in Malappuram dist. Restrictions will be tightened as test positivity rate is high. We’ll conduct tests among 75,000 people on Monday & Tuesday. More police force will be deployed, directed them to take strict action against violators: Kerala CM (ANI)

Sikkim extends lockdown by another week till May 31

The Sikkim government announced an extension of the ongoing lockdown by another week till May 31 in the wake of rising Covid-19 cases.

The decision to extend the lockdown was taken at a high-level review meeting, an official release said.

Ration and vegetable shops will remain open from 8-11 am during this period, it said, adding that restrictions on the movement of people and gatherings will also be in force.

Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang appealed to people to adhere to Covid-19 protocols and extend a helping hand to the authorities in combating the pandemic.

Nagaland extends lockdown till May 31

Considering the consistent rise in Covid-19 cases in the state, the Nagaland government decided to extend the ongoing total lockdown till May 31, officials said.

Mizoram extends lockdown till May 31

The Mizoram government extended the current lockdown in Aizawl and other district headquarters for another seven days to flatten the COVID-19 transmission curve.

The existing lockdown imposed since May 10 was scheduled to be lifted at 4 am on May 24.

The government order issued on Saturday said, “In view of the continued surge of COVID-19 positive cases, the competent authority has decided to continue with the current restrictions imposed for curtailing people’s movement and activities, in order to further mitigate probable serious impact on public health.

The existing complete lockdown will continue till 4 am on May 31, it said.

People residing in the state capital and other district headquarters/towns shall strictly stay indoors and not venture outside without permission, it said

All places of worship, educational institutions, public parks, picnic spots, movie theatres, gymnasiums, community halls, and restaurants, shopping complexes, malls, business shops having no permission will remain closed in all parts of the state.

Besides, all government offices barring a few will remain close during the extended complete lockdown in Aizawl and other district headquarters, it said.

However, government offices and commercial banks will be allowed to open under strict COVID-19 protocols outside the jurisdiction of the state capital and other district headquarters.

Shops dealing with essential commodities, vegetables and meats will be opened only on Tuesday and Friday, while those dealing with agricultural seeds and equipment, construction materials, motor workshop, spare parts, among others will open only on Tuesday from 5 am to 5 pm, the order said.

Hospitals, nursing homes, clinics, laboratories, pharmacies, dispensaries, bank and non-banking financial institutions, post offices, filling stations, LPG storehouses, fair price shop, animal feed store are exempted from total lockdown.

However, economic and agriculture activities will continue to function smoothly under strict adherence to COVID-19 appropriate behaviour in other areas outside Aizawl and district headquarters, it said.

Night curfew will also continue in the state capital and district headquarters/towns between 7 pm and 4 am.

As for Aizawl and other district headquarters, daily labour can operate within one compound, and no labourer is allowed to work outside his neighbourhood.

However, people practising jhum cultivation, agriculture garden, pisciculture and also animal rearing outside state capital and district headquarters are also exempted from complete lockdown, it said.

State residents or visitors should enter the state only through those entry points currently opened by the state government and they will have to undergo mandatory home isolation for 10 days if they tested negative for Covid-19 upon their arrival.

According to the order, intra-state or inter-village movement is strictly prohibited except under exceptional or very essential cases.

Kerala also extended LOCKDOWN

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Lockdown in Meghalaya, East Khasi Hills district till May 31

In view of surge in COVID-19 cases, a complete lockdown has been imposed in East Khasi Hills district in Meghalaya from till 5 am on May 31.

Due to the lockdown, vehicles were off the road. Shillong, the capital city which is usually bustling with people, wore a deserted look.

Lockdown in Delhi extended till 5am on May 31

Delhi Chief Minister has extended lockdown for another week in Delhi till May 31.

Highlighting the recent decline in cases and a drop in case positivity rate, Arvind Kejriwal said that restrictions will be lifted gradually after May 31.

Haryana govt extends lockdown till May 31

The Haryana government on Sunday extended the coronavirus lockdown till May 31, according to an order issued here.

State Chief Secretary Vijai Vardhan in the order said the lockdown, which was earlier imposed till May 24, has been extended by a week till 5 am on May 31.

In a bid to contain the coronavirus spread, the state government had first imposed the lockdown on May 3, which was extended every week since then.

The Haryana government has termed the lockdown as “Mahamari Alert/Surkshit Haryana (Epidemic Alert/Safe Haryana)”.. (PTI)

Puducherry extends lockdown till May 31

Puducherry govt announces extension of lockdown till May 31 in Union Territory. (PTI)

Lockdown extended in Rajasthan till June 8

Amid a surge in Covid-19 cases, the Rajasthan government announced the extension of lockdown by 15 days till 5 am on June 8 and issued a fresh set of guidelines.

The decision was taken in a meeting chaired by Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot after reviewing the current situation of coronavirus in the state. A day before the council of ministers and experts had suggested extending the lockdown as the healthcare system is still overburdened to tackle the crisis.

According to an official order, the state government may allow some relaxations in commercial activities from June 1 in districts where the Covid-19 situation will improve significantly.

Here is a list of a new set of guidelines issued by the Rajasthan government to curb Covid-19 spread:

- Weddings and related ceremonies will not be allowed in the state till June 30. Wedding allowed only at home or court in presence of only 11 persons. The same should be informed on the Covidinfo.rajasthan.gov.in website.

- Fine for not wearing a face mask at public places or workplace has been increased from Rs 500 to Rs 1,000.

- Fruit or vegetable carts/markets, bicycles, rickshaws, auto-rickshaws and mobile vans will be allowed to operate.

- All shops, except dairy and milk shops, will remain closed from May 28 at 12 pm till June 1 at 5 pm and then on June 4 at 12 pm to June 8 till 5 pm.

- All religious places will remain closed for devotees throughout the state.

- For Covid-19 vaccination, people will be allowed to visit their nearby centres.

- All schools, colleges, libraries, coaching centres except medical and nursing colleges will remain closed.

- Those entering the state will have to show a negative RTPCR report of the Covid-19 test taken within 72 hours. If not given, the person will be quarantined for 15 days.

- To prevent migration of workers, work in all units related to industry and construction will be allowed.

- Shops of seeds, agricultural equipment, animal feed and grocery stores will be allowed to open from Tuesday to Friday from 6:00 am to 11:00 pm.

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Lockdown in Bihar has been extended till June 1.

The lockdown imposed in Bihar to contain the second COVID-19 wave has been extended till June 1, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar announced

Uttarakhand announced a 7-day extension of Complete Lockdown till 6am on June 1.

The Uttarakhand government announced a 7-day extension of ongoing ‘COVID-19 Curfew’ across the state till 6 am on June 1, as cases continued to rise across the state.

However, essential services will be exempted for three hours in the morning. “Shops selling essential commodities to remain open from 8am-11am,”

On May 28, the public will be free to travel between 8 am and 12 noon for the purchase of essential commodities.

Weekend curfew will continue from May 28, 6pm to May 31, 5 am in Chandigarh

During the weekend curfew, only essential shops will be allowed to remain open. While night curfew will remain in place from 6 pm to 5 am: Chandigarh Administration.

Lockdown in Himachal Pradesh extended till May 31

The Himachal Pradesh government extended the Covid-induced lockdown till May 31.

Maharashtra govt likely to ease lockdown in four stages

Due to fears of a third wave in the state, restrictions will not be completely lifted, but there is scope for some relaxation.

1st stage: Shops will be allowed to function from 7 am to 2 pm.

2nd stage: Permission to open a few more shops related to daily requirements. These shops will be allowed to open on alternate days.

3rd stage: Hotels, permit rooms, beer bars, liquor stores to open with restrictions. Hotels will not operate at full capacity, likely to start with a cap of 50 per cent.

4th stage: Mumbai local, religious places including temples, district ban postponed.

As the second wave of Covid-19 recedes, the Maharashtra government is preparing to ease the state-wide lockdown in a phased manner owing to the decline in Covid cases and positivity rate in the state.

Health minister Rajesh Tope indicated the same, saying, “Let’s review the preparations. If all matters are positive, then only the chief minister and deputy chief minister, in consultation with the experts of the task force, can decide on the relaxation of the restrictions to some extent. Don’t be under the illusion that restrictions will be completely removed.”

It is learnt that planning to gradually lift the lockdown has begun and will be done by June 30. There is no clarity at this time as to when the easing will begin. Due to fears of a third wave in the state, restrictions will not be completely lifted, but there is scope to provide some relaxation.

Experts have hypothesised that a third wave of Covid cases is expected to hit in August-September 2021. The state will monitor a number of parameters to carry out the unlock if the caseload increases and the number of expected vaccinations are not done, then another lockdown is possible.

The government will use three important criteria when deciding on a lockdown. It will be discussed in an upcoming cabinet meeting and with the task force. Only then will a decision be made.

Lockdown will be decided based on the following factors:

1) Covid positivity rate falling to a single digit.

2) ICU oxygen availability should be more than 60 per cent.

3) Covid mortality rates across the state.

Last week, Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray had hinted at lifting the lockdown post June 1. However, the Shiv Sena supremo had said that people should not grow complacent and must continue to follow Covid-19 norms to keep the number of cases in check.

Assam govt extends curfew in urban areas till June 5.

Assam govt extends curfew in urban areas till June 5. As per fresh guidelines, all shops, commercial establishments and govt and private offices will shut down by 1 pm on all days. (ANI)

Jharkhand lockdown extended till June 3

In an attempt to contain the COVID-19 surge in Jharkhand, the Hemant Soren government has extended the lockdown restrictions with stricter provisions in the state till June 3. The ongoing curbs were scheduled to end on May 27.

The Soren government has been calling the lockdown curbs as ‘Swastha Suraksha Saptha’.

Jharkhand lockdown guidelines: The restrictions include mandatory 7-day home or institutional quarantine for people visiting Jharkhand barring those who will leave the state within 72 hours.

What is allowed, what is not

• E-passes mandatory for movement across Jharkhand. However, the state government has exempted factory workers, government officials, media persons, and officials of big public and private enterprises from the rule.

• People visiting Jharkhand will have to opt for a 7-day home or institutional quarantine. However, those who would leave the state within 72 hours, have been exempted from the measure.

• Cinema halls, multiplexes, swimming pools, stadiums, gymnasiums and parks will remain closed for the public.

• The state secretariat will be functioning with 33 per cent staff strength till 2 pm.

• Agriculture, industries and mining operations permitted.

• Inter- and intra-state buses will not ply during the ‘Swastha Suraksha Saptha’ period.

• Private vehicles will have to obtain e-passes to travel across the state.

• Indoor and outdoor congregations of more than five persons. will continue to remain prohibited.

• Education centres, coaching institutions will remain closed and all examinations have been postponed.

Karnataka’s Kalaburagi district to impose strict 3-day lockdown starting today, May 27.

Only essential goods and services will be available during the restrictions that will begin at 6 am on May 27 and remain in force till 6 am on May 30.

In an attempt to stem the spread of coronavirus, the Kalaburagi district of Karnataka will go under a strict lockdown for three days, starting today, May 27.*