Reported By: | Edited By: DNA Web Crew |Source: DNA webdesk |Updated: Dec 01, 2021, 06: 29 AM IST
The fright concerning the unfold of the original COVID-19 variant Omicron has intensified all over the country and loads of train governments have decided to tighten their COVID-19 guidelines. In this regard, the Gujarat authorities has decided to cease the identical.The authorities of Gujarat has decided to elongate the night curfew in eight cities of the train by 10 days and challenge original guidelines amid the rising Omicron terror within the country. Now, the night curfew all over these cities has been extended until December 10, 2021.As per the reliable present issued by the Gujarat authorities, commercial institutions equivalent to APMCs, shops, and wonder salons, in these cities had been allowed to operate until 12 am. Eating locations have also been allowed to end starting up with 75 percent ability until midnight.
Cities in Gujarat the build night curfew has been extended-
- Ahmedabad
- Rajkot
- Surat
- Vadodara
- Jamnagar
- Bhavnagar
- Gandhinagar
- Junagadh
New COVID-19 guidelines by Gujarat authorities
- Within the cities the build the night curfew has been extended, commercial institutions equivalent to APMCs, shops, and wonder salons, can operate until 12 am.
- Eating locations in these cities can remain starting up until midnight with 75 percent occupancy. Dwelling offer and capture-away companies could perchance even remain active until midnight.
- Social distancing, utilization of masks, and assorted COVID-19 acceptable behavior must always be adopted strictly.
- The ability at weddings, political and spiritual gatherings remains 400 within the principal 10 days of December.
- The ability at funeral processions remains 100.
- Cinema halls can operate at 100 capacities with authorities-mandated COVID-19 security norms.
The night curfew in these eight cities of Gujarat turn out to be once earlier imposed by the authorities from November 1 and the timings were from 1 am to 5 am. The authorities had decided to cool down the curfew by 2 hours in November for Diwali and Chhath Puja as the daily COVID-19 tally had reduced, but now the curfew has been reimposed as a result of the Omicron variant of COVID-19.
