Domestic flight services in India have resumed after a break of over 2 months. The operations remained suspended since March 24 when Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced the first spell of lockdown in the country in wake of the COVID-19 outbreak. Several disruptions have been reported in the flight schedule from across the country.
Ending uncertainty over resumption of domestic flight services in the state from Monday, the Tamil Nadu government allowed passenger operations at the airports here and three other cities and notified guidelines, which included 14 days home quarantine and an e-pass for entry.
Ghaziabad District Magistrate Ajay Shankar Pandey on Saturday said he has allowed newspaper hawkers and domestic helps to enter residential societies.
After almost 2 months, barber shops and beauty parlours in all municipal areas barring areas falling under Greater Chennai Corporation can start functioning from May 24 onwards, Tamil Nadu Chief Minister K Palaniswami informed on Saturday.
Domestic flight passengers coming from Maharashtra, Rajasthan, Delhi, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Delhi and Madhya Pradesh will have to undergo 7-day institutional quarantine which will be followed by home quarantine, informed Praveen Sood, Karnataka Director General of Police (DGP). This comes after the Aviation Ministry decided to resume domestic flight operations from May 25 (Monday) onwards.
Ahead of the resumption of domestic flight operations in the country amid lockdown, Union Aviation Minister Hardeep Singh Puri on Thursday informed that initially flight routes have been classified into 7 parts adding that all routes within the country will fall within the 7 slots.
The Airports Authority of India (AAI) issued new guidelines ahead of resumption of domestic flight services from May 25 onwards for airport operators, passengers on Thursday. As per the new Standard Operating Procedures (SoPs), AAI has said that the Aarogya Setu app will not mandatory for children below 14 years of age.
Railways will resume services of 200 additional trains from June 1, anncouned the ministry of railways on Wednesday. Out of 200, five Duronto trains service will also resume. Check Duronto trains list, time table, other details.
Indian Railways will resume services of 200 trains from June 1, informed Ministry of Railways on Wednesday. Golden Temple Mail (train no. 12904-12903) superfast on Mumbai-Amritsar route is one such train among 200 others which will resume service from June 1.
The Airport Authority of India (AAI) has issued new guidelines before the resumption of flight services in the country from May 25. As the flights resume across the country, strict sanitisation norms will be followed at all airports.
Cyclone Amphan landfall has left at least 14 people dead in India and eight dead in Bangladesh, news agency AP reported. Here's what landfall means:
A new set of guidelines has been issued for the residents of GB Nagar (Noida, Greater Noida), which will be valid till May 31. The local administration has stated that the lockdown in the district will remain in place till May 31.
Uttar Pradesh government has issued fresh Lockdown 4.0 guidelines and has now allowed resumption of all industrial activities in non-containment zones. Uttar Pradesh has permitted people living in Delhi can travel to neighbouring Noida and Ghaziabad. The state government has also decided to categorise "red", "green" and "orange" zones and containment and buffer zones within red and orange zones as per the home ministry guidelines.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday released fresh guidelines for the state for lockdown 4.0 which has been extended country-wide till May 31. Take a look at what's allowed and what's not in the state.
Karnataka on Monday released new guidelines for lockdown 4.0 in the state which has been extended nation-wide for two more weeks.
Madhya Pradesh government has issued the latest guidelines for the 4th stint of lockdown which came into place today. In the new set of guidelines, Shivraj Chouhan-led MP government has given several relaxations in rules that need to be followed in the state till May 31. Several big decisions have been taken by the MP government for the lockdown 4.0 that was announced by the Centre due to the rising number of COVID-19 cases.
Fresh guidelines have been issued by the Rajasthan government for the 4th stint of lockdown that kicked in today. As expected, several restrictions have been given in the state. The government had left it up to the states to decide which restrictions to lift and which to keep in place.
Karnataka is expected to release new guidelines for lockdown 4.0 today. A meeting of the state government is going to be held to discuss Lockdown 4.0 guidelines. CM BS Yediyurappa will hold a meeting with senior officials to decide on relaxations that will be provided in the state during lockdown 4.0.
Cyclonic storm Amphan, that has been brewing in the Bay of Bengal has intensified further into an extremely severe cyclonic storm and is likely to become Super Cyclone, India's Met Department (IMD) has warned. The cyclonic storm Amphan is likely to hit the coastal districts of West Bengal, Odisha and many parts of Bangladesh.
Lockdown has been extended in the country for two more weeks as Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) issued updated-new guidelines for the country on Sunday evening. Take a look at new-updated guidelines for work places for lockdown 4.0.
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