Delhi lockdown: Here are what's allowed, what's not
Delhi Covid-19 lockdown: Amidst worsening Covid-19 situation in Delhi, the Kejriwal government has imposed a complete lockdown in the national capital from Monday night. The restrictions will remain in place till next Monday morning (April 26). The decision was taken during a meeting attended by Kejriwal, L-G Anil Baijal and other officials. The government has, however, exempted essential services during the lockdown period. All private and government offices have been asked to work remotely.
Delhi Lockdown: What's allowed and what's not
- Ration shops, fruit and vegetable shops, milk and meat shops
- Medical Store, News Paper Hawker
- Banks, ATMs, Insurance Offices, SEBI Offices
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- Telecom, Internet services, cable service
- Delivery of essential goods
- Petrol Pump, CNG Pump, Gas Agency
Delhi Lockdown: What's allowed and what's not
- Private security service
- Essential services will only operate
- Units producing essential commodities
- Restaurant Delivery
- Supply of water and electricity
- Religious places will remain open but devotees are not allowed to go.
- Malls, gyms, spas, auditoriums will remain closed
- The restaurants will not be allowed dine-in facility
- People attending weddings in the state to be given e-passes to facilitate movement. Only 50 people will be allowed
- No restriction on people traveling to railway stations, airport
- Cinema halls will operate with 30% capacity during weekdays and will remain closed on the weekends
- Enforcement of COVID norms will be strictly implemented in public places
