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Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Thursday night asked the officials to continue with the restrictions imposed under the lockdown and to make them more stringent in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Chairing a COVID-19 review meeting through video conference, Gehlot said stricter guidelines are required in view of the rapidly spreading infection in the state. The chief minister has asked the officials that the restrictions that came into force on April 19 should continue after May 3.
He said the guidelines should be prepared while considering the concerns of the livelihood of the needy.
He also asked the officials to expedite the process of import of oxygen concentrators and other resources.

Rajasthan CM to officials: extend lockdown restrictions, make them stringent

Covid-19: Rajasthan&nbsp;CM&nbsp;tells officials to continue lockdown
CM Gehlot&nbsp;in video conference demands stricter guidelines
Gehlot: concerned about the livelihood of the needy
CM asks officials&nbsp;to speed up oxygen concentrators import&nbsp;

Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Thursday night asked the officials to continue with the restrictions imposed under the lockdown and to make them more stringent in order to contain the spread of the coronavirus. Chairing a COVID-19 review meeting through video conference, Gehlot said stricter guidelines are required in view of the rapidly spreading infection in the state. The chief minister has asked the officials that the restrictions that came into force on April 19 should continue after May 3.
He said the guidelines should be prepared while considering the concerns of the livelihood of the needy.
He also asked the officials to expedite the process of import of oxygen concentrators and other resources.

A 34-hour 'corona curfew' has been imposed across Kashmir amid a surge in COVID-19 cases, officials said on Sunday
The restrictions that came into force on 8 PM on Saturday will remain till 6 AM on Monday in all the ten districts of the valley, the officials said.
Police vehicles went around localities announcing the imposition of strict restrictions.
Security forces put barricades on roads at many places in the city here as well as in other district headquarters of the valley to prevent the movement of the people.
However, essential and emergency services were being allowed to move, they added.

COVID-19 surge: Restrictions in place across Kashmir Valley

34-hour curfew imposed in Kashmir amid Covid&nbsp;surge
Curfew from 8 pm on Saturday to 6 am on Monday&nbsp;
Barricades on roads to restrict people's movement
Essential services permitted during the curfew

A 34-hour 'corona curfew' has been imposed across Kashmir amid a surge in COVID-19 cases, officials said on Sunday
The restrictions that came into force on 8 PM on Saturday will remain till 6 AM on Monday in all the ten districts of the valley, the officials said.
Police vehicles went around localities announcing the imposition of strict restrictions.
Security forces put barricades on roads at many places in the city here as well as in other district headquarters of the valley to prevent the movement of the people.
However, essential and emergency services were being allowed to move, they added.

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