Mumbai: A gathering of the Maharashtra cupboard chaired by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Tuesday favoured a ‘strict lockdown’ in the state and an announcement in this regard is likely to be made on Wednesday.
Most of the ministers had been in favor of full lockdown. After the assembly, Jitendra Awhad claimed {that a} full lockdown may happen and its guideline might be ready and introduced by the Chief Minister.
A lockdown has been determined and there will probably be a strict lockdown in the state. A suggestion will probably be prepared by at this time. The motion of buses and trains won’t be stopped and passengers won’t be bothered,” Awhad stated.
While Cabinet Minister Eknath Shinde stated, “Need to take drastic decisions, a strict lockdown is required. Tomorrow the Chief Minister will make the announce.”
Rajesh Tope stated, “An increase in coronavirus cases has been affecting the health services. The state needs a stringent lockdown and the decision was unanimously.”
Earlier, in a COVID-19 overview assembly chaired by Deputy CM Ajit Pawar the choice of accelerating cubs together with limiting grocery store timings was taken.
After the assembly Health Minister Rajesh Tope instructed mediapersons: “We need to stop people from moving around without any reason. For that, a decision has been taken to allow grocery shops to remain open for only four hours so that people do not roam around throughout the day in the name of buying groceries.”
The assembly is likely to talk about all of the COVID-19 associated points together with the growing circumstances in the state, variety of beds, oxygen and provide of remdesivir.
Meanwhile, Maharashtra’s School Education Minister Varsha Gaikwad introduced that Class X examination has been canceled.
