India lockdown 4.0 | What’s allowed and what’s not?
The Centre extended the nationwide lockdown, first imposed on March 24, for the fourth time till May 31.
ALLOWED
- Gives considerable flexibility to the States in deciding red, green and orange zones of COVID-19 intensity.
- Buses, auto-rickshaws, cabs can operate; inter-State movement of vehicles to be decided by States mutually.
- Metro, air and rail services remain suspended, except those allowed with special permits.
- All shops, except those in malls and containment zones can open.
- Barber shops and salons can open.
- Delivery of essential and non-essential items allowed through online shopping platforms.
- Restaurants can function, but only for take-away.
- Wearing of masks compulsory in public places and work place.
- Weddings cannot have more than 50 guests and funerals not more than 20
- Cap on 33% strength in offices done away with, work from home to be encouraged; social distancing and staggered work hours to be followed in offices.
NOT ALLOWED
- Religious, political gatherings prohibited.
- Night curfew from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m. for non-essential services to remain in force.
- Vulnerable groups such as those above 65 years, pregnant women and children below 10 to remain at home.
- Schools, colleges, malls to remain shut.
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