Night curfew hours in Noida, Meerut, Ghaziabad, Bulandshahr, Hapur and Muzaffarnagar have been revised to 8 pm to 6 am. Earlier, night curfew was being imposed in these districts from 9 pm to 5 am. The move has come amid increasing cases of COVID-19.
Ghaziabad witnessed dust storm on June 24.
The Uttar Pradesh government informed the Apex Court that it may have to continue with the restrictions imposed on the movement at the borders with Delhi, since the COVID-19 cases in the national capital are almost 40 times more than in Noida and Ghaziabad.
The Ghaziabad administration has given the go-ahead to allow hotels, restaurants and eateries to function from June 10 and the malls to open from June 11 in the district relaxing lockdown curbs.
According to these guidelines released by UP government, movie halls, gaming zones and children’s play areas in malls will stay shut, but other outlets can open while maintaining social distancing, sanitisation and other safety protocols.
Ghaziabad District Magistrate has issued new guidelines for the district as unlock 1 kicks off today across the country. Yesterday the DM had said that situation would remain largely unchanged in Ghaziabad in wake of the rising number of cases.
The border between Delhi and Ghaziabad will be sealed once again as per the orders issued by the Ghaziabad District Magistrate (DM).
The corona pandemic in Uttar Pradesh is now shifting patterns. Apart from cities like Lucknow, Kanpur in central Uttar Pradesh and Ghaziabad and Greater Noida in the western part of the state that continue to throw up new cases every day, it is now cities and semi-urban centres in eastern side of the state that are turning into corona hotspots.
Ghaziabad District Magistrate Ajay Shankar Pandey on Saturday said he has allowed newspaper hawkers and domestic helps to enter residential societies.
The Ghaziabad administration in Uttar Pradesh on Friday said markets in the district will open from May 25 on alternate days from 10 am to 5 pm.
The urban areas of Ghaziabad and Gautam Buddh Nagar which fall in the Delhi National Capital Region (NCR) have been categorised as 'red zones' for COVID-19 by the Uttar Pradesh government, according to an official order on Thursday.
Yogi Adityanath-led Uttar Pradesh government has asked Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi Vadra to provide 500 buses to facilitate migrants' travel from Noida and Ghaziabad.
The first 'Shramik' special train from Ghaziabad left for Bihar's Muzaffarpur on Friday with 1,420 stranded migrant workers onboard, officials said. The special train with a total of 22 coaches left around 9 pm from Ghaziabad old railway station.
Traveling from Delhi's Indra Gandhi International Airport to Noida or Ghaziabad could cost you Rs 10,000 or even more in some instances. The Uttar Pradesh Road Transport Corporation (UPSRTC) will be facilitating the travel of those Indians returning home from abroad under the Vande Bharat Mission.
Amid nationwide lockdown, several migrant workers from Delhi walking along NH-9 towards different districts of Uttar Pradesh and Bihar have been stopped by police in Ghaziabad on May 10.
The Ghaziabad district administration has allowed over 500 small industrial units to operate during the third phase of the coronavirus lockdown, an official said on Tuesday. He said 532 shops in rural areas were also allowed to operate while in city areas, 650 traders were given permission to do business.
Liquor shops in Ghaziabad are opening from today (Tuesday, May 5) after they were closed for a period of over 40 days due to the coronavirus outbreak in the country when the government imposed a nation-wide lockdown.
Two persons who were habitual drinkers died in Ghaziabad after consuming nail polish remover, aftershave lotion and sanitizer, while one person who had consumed the toxic chemicals along with them is in critical condition in a hospital, police said on Monday.
At least 8 people tested positive for coronavirus in Ghaziabad on Sunday, a day when the country recorded its highest single day rise in COVID-19 cases so far.
A family of nine including a newly-wed couple used an ambulance to return from Ghaziabad to Muzaffarnagar -- approx 80 km away -- amid lockdown. All of them disguised as patients used the medical emergency vehicle to travel between Ghaziabad and Muzaffarnagar's Khatauli. A case has been registered.
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