Night curfew in Maharashtra from March 28 as COVID-19 cases spiral out of control

Mumbai: Amid rising COVID-19 cases, the Maharashtra authorities on Friday (March 26, 2021) determined to impose evening curfew with impact from Sunday evening. The announcement in this regard was made by the Chief Minister’s Office.

As the quantity of coronavirus cases spiral out of control in Maharashtra, the state authorities has determined to impose an evening curfew in the state from March 28. 

Earlier in the day, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray held an vital assembly through video conferencing to evaluate the coronavirus scenario in the state. All divisional commissioners, Collectors, SPs and senior docs of district hospitals had been in attendence.

The intention of the assembly was to formulate additional methods in view of the rising cases of corona in the state. Night curfews have been introduced throughout the state since Sunday to cut back congestion following rising Corona cases.

Malls might be closed from 8pm to 7am.

Meanwhile, lockdown was declared in Beed district from March 26 until April 4 in the wake of an enormous rise in the COVID-19 cases. According to studies, the order to impose lockdown was issued by the Beed District Collector to stop additional unfold of the lethal coronavirus. During the lockdown, all marriage halls, lodges and eating places will stay shut in the district.