Mumbai: As coronavirus continues to wreak havoc throughout Maharashtra, the rising instances have risen to final years’s October peak forcing the state authorities to impose full lockdown/partial lockdown/night curfew/public curfew in many locations.
On Friday, Maharashtra reported 15,817 new instances taking the quantity of COVID-19 instances to 22,82,191. There have been 56 deaths over the last 24 hours. The loss of life toll from COVID-19 has risen to 52723.
While Mumbai recorded 1,647 new instances in Mumbai, on Friday. With this, the quantity of COVID-19 sufferers in Mumbai elevated to three,40,290. There have been 4 deaths from coronavirus in the final 24 hours taking the loss of life toll to 11,523.
LOCKDOWN AND CURFEWS ARE IN EFFECT IN THESE MAHARASHTRA CITIES
Parbhani – A two-day weekend lockdown has been imposed ranging from Friday 12 midnight until Monday 6 am.
Nagpur – A strict lockdown from March 15 to March 21 has been introduced.
Wardha – A one-and-a-half day curfew has been imposed from 8 am to eight pm on Monday night. All outlets will stay closed apart from important companies. Also, inns, eating places, outlets, petrol pumps will probably be closed.
Meera Bhayander – Lockdown is in impact in containment and hotspot zones until March 31, whereas relaxation of the place will probably be operational as per guidelines – Hotels, eating places, bars will probably be operational with 50% capability. Shops promoting items will stay speak in confidence to 11 pm.
Aurangabad – A two-day weekend lockdown has been imposed for Saturday and Sunday, March 13 and March 14. During this time all the pieces else besides the pressing service and MIDC will stay closed. A partial lockdown was imposed in Aurangabad from March 11 and a curfew from 11 pm to 7 am.
Pune – Night curfew was imposed from 11 am to six am. All faculties in the district are closed until March 31, gardens are additionally closed, inns and items can stay open until 10 o’clock in the night. A most of 50 individuals can attend the marriage and funeral.
Kalyan-Dombivli – A night curfew has been imposed which suggests outlets can stay open from 7 am to 7 pm. Shops will open on one aspect of the highway on Saturday and on the opposite aspect on Sunday. Food stalls and chilly drinks stalls/carts can stay open until 7pm. The vegetable market will function at 50 per cent capability. The marriage ceremony and different ceremonies must be held from 7am to 9 pm.
Nanded – A night curfew is in impact from March 12 to March 21, all the pieces will probably be closed from 7 am to 7 am apart from important companies. Coaching lessons, weekly markets will probably be closed. Weddings that are already on March 15 could have permission. Not greater than 50 individuals will probably be allowed to attend. Weddings should not allowed presently, spiritual procession, ban on political gathering, schools to be held for examination will probably be open to the purview of the foundations.
Panvel – A night curfew is in place from March 12 to March 22 starting from 11 pm until 5 am. During this time, faculties, schools, teaching lessons will stay closed. In view of examination, solely class tenth and twelfth will probably be continued. Until March 22 no marriage ceremony ceremony can happen with out police permission.
Jalgaon – A Janata curfew from March 12 to March 14 in in impact which suggests all the pieces will probably be closed besides important companies. Around 50 per cent attendance in authorities places of work. Milk gross sales heart, exemption to agriculture associated actions.
Washim – Night curfew is in power from March 8 to March 15 and all the pieces is closed besides important companies from 5 pm to 9 am. A 38-hour curfew is relevant from 5 pm on Saturday to 9 am on Monday.
Dhule – Janata curfew from Sunday March 14 to Wednesday March 14 power from 6 pm until 6 am is in impact. All weekly markets in the district will stay closed until March 31.
