Nagpur: Also as per the Covid-19 Weekly Test Positivity Rate (TPR) of the district RT-PCR Worked at 0.8% on Saturday, the Nagpur Municipal Corporation And the collector’s office has decided to shut down coaching classes and keep non-essential shops and restaurants (dining) closed on weekends from June 28.
Essential, non-essential shops, private offices, gyms, salons etc. will be allowed only till 4 pm.
Citing the detection of Delta Plus variant in some parts of the state, the government had on Friday revised the unlocking norms introduced as per the level system. The new guidelines brought all districts under level 3 irrespective of weekly positivity rate and oxygen bed occupancy.
Similarly, the Municipal Commissioner radhakrishnan B and Collector Ravindra Thackeray issued relaxation and restriction orders in the city and rural areas respectively, Radhakrishnan citing Level 3 rules for not allowing non-essential shops and restaurants on weekends. “E-commerce items, services and takeaways, home delivery of food is allowed on all days,” he told TOI.
Thackeray said that separate orders were issued on Saturday to reduce the timings of bars and liquor shops from 11 pm and 8 pm to 4 pm respectively. “These establishments will not be allowed on weekends,” he said.
The number of guests at wedding functions has been reduced to 50 from the current 100. At funerals, the earlier permission for 50 persons has been revised to 20.
Probably for the first time there has been a ban for marriage ceremonies till 4 pm. Also, this ceremony can be done for only three hours. The authorities have also put a condition to run gyms, salons, spas, beauty and wellness centers without AC till 4 pm.
Allowed to reopen just a week ago, coaching classes will have to be closed again from June 28. Also, schools, colleges, religious places for visitors, political events, swimming pools, water sports etc. will remain closed.
in sources NMC Said that there was a proposal to allow the mall with special permission from the government, but the District Disaster Management Committee (DDMA) removed it in a meeting held on Friday evening. Malls are not allowed in Level 3.
There will be a ban on free movement of people (curfew) in the entire district from 5 pm. People can go out on the streets or in public places only for medical or emergency purposes.
Authorities have allowed Gorowada Jungle Safari, Maharajbagh Zoo and Botanical Garden to remain open till 4 pm.
pass There will be no need to enter the district from other districts or states. The civic body continues the mandatory RT-PCR test for passengers from other states.
The government on Saturday released weekly TPRs as per RT-PCR tests of all 35 districts of the state. Earlier, the weekly TPR was calculated on the basis of all tests including RT-PCR and rapid antigen tests.
According to government data, 238 persons tested positive from 31,578 RT-PCR tests for a weekly TPR of 0.8 per cent between June 19 and 25 in the district.
The weekly TPR of the district is the seventh lowest in the state. It was 3.86% between May 28 and June 3, and fell to 3.13% between June 4 and 10, and to 1.25% between June 11 and 17.
At 0.2%, Wardha district has the lowest weekly TPR in the state. Chandrapur has weekly TPR of 0.6% and second lowest in Vidarbha.
Gadchiroli (5.9%) and Buldhana (7.5%) are the only two districts in Vidarbha where weekly TPR is more than 5%. All 11 districts are in Level 3 as their weekly TPR is less than 10%.
Essential, non-essential shops, private offices, gyms, salons etc. will be allowed only till 4 pm.
Citing the detection of Delta Plus variant in some parts of the state, the government had on Friday revised the unlocking norms introduced as per the level system. The new guidelines brought all districts under level 3 irrespective of weekly positivity rate and oxygen bed occupancy.
Similarly, the Municipal Commissioner radhakrishnan B and Collector Ravindra Thackeray issued relaxation and restriction orders in the city and rural areas respectively, Radhakrishnan citing Level 3 rules for not allowing non-essential shops and restaurants on weekends. “E-commerce items, services and takeaways, home delivery of food is allowed on all days,” he told TOI.
Thackeray said that separate orders were issued on Saturday to reduce the timings of bars and liquor shops from 11 pm and 8 pm to 4 pm respectively. “These establishments will not be allowed on weekends,” he said.
The number of guests at wedding functions has been reduced to 50 from the current 100. At funerals, the earlier permission for 50 persons has been revised to 20.
Probably for the first time there has been a ban for marriage ceremonies till 4 pm. Also, this ceremony can be done for only three hours. The authorities have also put a condition to run gyms, salons, spas, beauty and wellness centers without AC till 4 pm.
Allowed to reopen just a week ago, coaching classes will have to be closed again from June 28. Also, schools, colleges, religious places for visitors, political events, swimming pools, water sports etc. will remain closed.
in sources NMC Said that there was a proposal to allow the mall with special permission from the government, but the District Disaster Management Committee (DDMA) removed it in a meeting held on Friday evening. Malls are not allowed in Level 3.
There will be a ban on free movement of people (curfew) in the entire district from 5 pm. People can go out on the streets or in public places only for medical or emergency purposes.
Authorities have allowed Gorowada Jungle Safari, Maharajbagh Zoo and Botanical Garden to remain open till 4 pm.
pass There will be no need to enter the district from other districts or states. The civic body continues the mandatory RT-PCR test for passengers from other states.
The government on Saturday released weekly TPRs as per RT-PCR tests of all 35 districts of the state. Earlier, the weekly TPR was calculated on the basis of all tests including RT-PCR and rapid antigen tests.
According to government data, 238 persons tested positive from 31,578 RT-PCR tests for a weekly TPR of 0.8 per cent between June 19 and 25 in the district.
The weekly TPR of the district is the seventh lowest in the state. It was 3.86% between May 28 and June 3, and fell to 3.13% between June 4 and 10, and to 1.25% between June 11 and 17.
At 0.2%, Wardha district has the lowest weekly TPR in the state. Chandrapur has weekly TPR of 0.6% and second lowest in Vidarbha.
Gadchiroli (5.9%) and Buldhana (7.5%) are the only two districts in Vidarbha where weekly TPR is more than 5%. All 11 districts are in Level 3 as their weekly TPR is less than 10%.
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