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Relaxation and restrictions in Lockdown 4.0 – Order issued by MHA

ADMIN by ADMIN
May 17, 2020
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Relaxation and restrictions in Lockdown 4.0 – Order issued by MHA
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We have been under lockdown for almost 2 months now and still there is not much improvement in the situation and savings of people are getting exhausted and economy is under danger and people are not very happy with the stimulus package/ financial aid provided by the Finance Minister. Therefore, now government has come up with a more relaxed lockdown, some important features of same are as under:

1. People can start their offices/ work in Red, orange or green zone, except containment zone. However it is urged to do work form home wherever possible.

Provision for thermal scanning, hand wash and sanitizer shall be made at work place. Frequent sanitization of work place is to be ensured.

2. No movement allowed from 7pm to 7am except for essential material i.e. complete curfew between 7pm to 7am in all areas.

3. No domestic or international travel or metro travel.

4. School, colleges, hotel, restaurant, cinema hall, shopping mall etc shall be closed and no public gathering shall be allowed in any religious place.

5. All state/ Union territory government have to decide on red, orange green and containmate zone based on the directions issued.

6. In the containment zone only essential activities shall be allowed and house to house surveillance shall be required.

7. Respective state authorities can decide on which activities to be resumed and which needs to be restricted.

8. All inter state movement of goods shall be allowed.

9. Wearing of face cover compulsory when in public place or work place.

10. Marriage gathering cannot be more than 50 with proper social distancing and funeral related gathering cannot be more than 20.

Some instructions which should be followed even after Covid-19 are:

1. Spitting in public and work places is a punishable offence with fine. Consumption of liquor, Pan, gutka, tobacco etc in public places is not allowed.

There are various punishments and fine announced which along with other condition announced in this order. To read in full CLICK HERE.

It is advisable to stay indoor as long as you can and go out only when required. Now each person has to become responsible for his life as well as other’s lives.

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