Lockdown imposed in Nagpur till March 7, schools and marriage halls closed

The Nagpur administration has imposed, partial lockdown after several regions in Maharashtra witness a spike in COVID-19 cases. The administration has closed all the weekly markets till March 7. Additionally, schools, colleges and coaching centres have also been ordered to be closed till March 7. Hotels have been asked to operate only till 9 pm and at 50% capacity.

Yesterday, Maharashtra had announced a state-wide ban on social, political and religious gatherings, besides imposing fresh local lockdowns or curbs in districts like Pune and Amravati. Asking people to follow “COVID-appropriate” behaviour and safety norms, Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said he would observe for a week to 15 days before deciding on imposing another lockdown.

Here are the new coronavirus lockdown rules in Nagpur

Schools, colleges and coaching classes will remain closed till March 7 in Nagpur district.

Main markets will remain shut for public on weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) in Nagpur.

Hotels and restaurants will be allowed to run with only 50 per cent capacity.

Marriage will be closed after February 25 till March 7.