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Authorities impose night curfew along 1-km stretch of International Border in J-K's Samba








 


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Authorities on Tuesday imposed night curfew for a kilometre stretch along the International Border in Jammu and Kashmir's Samba district to ensure better area domination by BSF troops, according to an official order.
The step was taken in view of the threat of cross-border infiltration and smuggling of weapons through drones in the present foggy weather, it stated.
The order issued by the district magistrate Anuradha Gupta banned the movement of civilians from 9 PM to 6 AM in area up to one kilometer from the International Border (IB) in Samba district.
"No person or group of persons shall move in the area up to one kilometer along the International Border in district Samba from 2100 hrs to 0600 hour during the night," the order stated.
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This order shall come into force with immediate effect and shall remain in force for a period of two months from the date of its issuance, if not withdrawn or /rescinded earlier.

Mumbai eases Covid curbs: Watch what's allowed now
 

Mumbai eases Covid curbs: Night curfew lifted; 50% occupancy in restaurants, theatres | Omicron 3rd wave | Maharashtra

Revised guidelines reportedly issued by the municipal commissioner ordered the lifting of night curfew which was in place from 11 pm to 5 am.

Mumbai eases Covid curbs: Watch what's allowed now

In a fresh sign that the danger of the third Covid-19 wave may be waning, restrictions were eased in Mumbai. Revised guidelines reportedly issued by the municipal commissioner ordered the lifting of night curfew which was in place from 11 pm to 6 am. Restaurants and theatres in the financial capital can operate with up to 50% occupancy according to pre-pandemic timings. Beaches, gardens, and parks can also open as per pre-Covid timings. Swimming pools, water parks, amusement and theme parks can operate with 50% occupancy. At marriage ceremonies, guests are allowed up to 25% of capacity of open venue, or 200 in number, whichever is lower. For sports events, 25% audience presence has been allowed. Local tourist spots and weekly markets have been allowed to open as per normal timings. On February 1, 803 new Covid infections were reported in Mumbai. Seven deaths were also recorded in 24 hours. The active caseload of Maharashtra's capital city stood at 8,888. While easing curbs, the authorities stressed on the need to follow Covid-appropriate behaviour.

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In a fresh sign that the danger of the third Covid-19 wave may be waning, restrictions were eased in Mumbai.
Revised guidelines reportedly issued by the municipal commissioner ordered the lifting of night curfew which was in place from 11 pm to 5 am.
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Restaurants and theatres in the financial capital can operate with up to 50% occupancy according to pre-pandemic timings.&nbsp;Beaches, gardens, and parks can also open as per pre-Covid timings.&nbsp;Swimming pools, water parks, amusement and theme parks can operate with 50% occupancy.
At marriage ceremonies, guests are allowed up to 25% of capacity of open venue, or 200 in number, whichever is lower.&nbsp;For competitive sports events, 25% audience presence has been allowed.&nbsp;Local tourist spots and weekly markets have been allowed to open as per normal timings.
On February 1, 803 new Covid infections were reported in Mumbai.&nbsp;Seven deaths were also recorded in 24 hours.&nbsp;The active caseload of Maharashtra's capital city stood at 8,888.
While easing curbs, the authorities stressed on the need to follow Covid-appropriate behaviour.

Karnataka 3rd wave waning? Night curfew to end, schools to reopen
 

Covid: Karnataka 3rd wave waning? Night curfew to end, schools to reopen | Omicron

In a move that would bring cheer to the struggling hospitality industry, hotels, restaurants, clubs, pubs and bars would be allowed to function at full capacity, as per reports.

Karnataka night curfew to end, Bengaluru schools to reopen | Covid

In a signal that the third wave in Karnataka might be waning, the state government reportedly announced its decision to withdraw night curfew from January 31. Schools and colleges in state capital Bengaluru would also be allowed to reopen from the same day, as per reports. In a move that would bring cheer to the struggling hospitality industry, hotels, restaurants, clubs, pubs and bars would be allowed to function at full capacity. However, occupancy at theatres, auditoria, and multiplexes is capped at 50%. The same restriction applies to gyms and swimming pools, as per reports Marriages organised outdoors can have up to 300 guests, while indoor ceremonies can have up to 200 attendees. Religious places in the state have also been allowed to open with up to 50% capacity. On January 28, Karnataka reported 31,198 new Covid infections, with Bengaluru accounting for 15,199. This was a significant decline from 38,083 new cases seen in the state a day earlier. The fall in daily cases was lower for Bengaluru, which saw 17,717 new infections on January 27. Fifty deaths were reported on January 28 in the state.

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In a signal that the third wave in Karnataka might be waning, the state government reportedly announced its decision to withdraw night curfew from January 31.&nbsp;Schools and colleges in state capital Bengaluru would also be allowed to reopen from the same day, as per reports.
In a move that would bring cheer to the struggling hospitality industry, hotels, restaurants, clubs, pubs and bars would be allowed to function at full capacity.&nbsp;However, occupancy at theatres, auditoria, and multiplexes is capped at 50%.&nbsp;The same restriction applies to gyms and swimming pools, as per reports.
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Marriages organised outdoors can have up to 300 guests, while indoor ceremonies can have up to 200 attendees.&nbsp;Religious places in the state have also been allowed to open with up to 50% capacity.
On January 28, Karnataka reported 31,198 new Covid infections, with Bengaluru accounting for 15,199.&nbsp;This was a significant decline from 38,083 new cases seen in the state a day earlier.&nbsp;The fall in daily cases was lower for Bengaluru, which saw 17,717 new infections on January 27.&nbsp;Fifty deaths were reported on January 28 in the state.

Punjab Night Curfew : The Punjab government has imposed a 10 pm to 5 am night curfew and a slew of other restrictions amid rising Covid-19 cases in the state.

Punjab Night Curfew: Night curfew in Punjab, schools and colleges shut till Jan 15

The Punjab government has imposed a 10 pm to 5 am night curfew and a slew of other restrictions amid rising Covid-19 cases in the state.

10 pm to 5 am night curfew in Punjab as Covid cases spiral

10 pm to 5 am night curfew in Punjab as Covid&nbsp;cases spiral
Punjab govt tightens&nbsp;curbs, schools &amp;&nbsp;colleges shut till Jan 15
Bars, theatres, malls, restaurants to operate at 50% capacity
Only fully vaccinated staff to attend Govt, private offices
Punjab: From 51 Covid cases on&nbsp;Dec 28 to 419 on Jan 3

Covid-19:&nbsp;The Punjab government has imposed a 10 pm to 5 am night curfew and a slew of other restrictions amid rising Covid-19 cases in the state

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According to the new order issued on Tuesday, all educational institutions, including schools, colleges and universities, shall remain shut for offline classes and virtual classes will continue. Medical and nursing colleges, however, have been permitted to function normally.
Bars, cinemas halls, multiplexes, malls, restaurants, spas, museums and zoos may operate at 50% capacity provided all staff members are fully vaccinated.
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The new set of restrictions will be in force till January 15.
The new order also states that only fully vaccinated staff will be allowed to attend government as well as private offices.
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Delhi recorded a big spike in Covid-19 infections with 290 cases on Sunday. The positivity rate in the national Capital has gone up to 0.55%.
The Delhi government has activated the graded action plan prepared earlier this year to tackle surges in infections.
A night curfew has been announced from today. It will be in effect from 11pm to 5am.
Here are the list of exemptions from the night curfew in Delhi:

Those travelling on foot to buy essentials like vegetables, milk and other household products from neighbourhood shops.
People going to and returning from airports, railway stations and bus stops with valid tickets.
Print and television journalists.
Delivery persons carrying food or medical products.
Shops selling vegetables, dairy products, meat.
Pharmacies and drug stores.
People travelling to get the Covid vaccine will be exempted after they produce a copy of their vaccine appointment.


Covid Alert: Delhi night curfew kicks in from today. Here's the list of exemptions

Covid Alert: Delhi night curfew kicks in from today. Here the list of exemptions

Covid Alert: Delhi night curfew kicks in from today. Here list of exemptions

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You can go on foot to buy essentials from neighbourhood shops
Those returning from airport, stations and bus stops with valid tickets
Print and television journalists are allowed to move
Delivery persons carrying food or medical products
Shops selling vegetables, dairy products, meat allowed&nbsp;
Pharmacies and drug stores allowed to&nbsp;function
Those travelling to get the Covid vaccine exempted

Covid-19:&nbsp;Delhi recorded a big spike in Covid-19 infections with 290 cases on Sunday

Delhi recorded a big spike in Covid-19 infections with 290 cases on Sunday. The positivity rate in the national Capital has gone up to 0.55%.
The Delhi government has activated the graded action plan prepared earlier this year to tackle surges in infections.
A night curfew has been announced from today. It will be in effect from 11pm to 5am.
Here are the list of exemptions from the night curfew in Delhi:
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<li>Those travelling on foot to buy essentials like vegetables, milk and other household products from neighbourhood shops.</li>
<li>People going to and returning from airports, railway stations and bus stops with valid tickets.</li>
<li>Print and television journalists.</li>
<li>Delivery persons carrying food or medical products.</li>
<li>Shops selling vegetables, dairy products, meat.</li>
<li>Pharmacies and drug stores.</li>
<li>People travelling to get the Covid vaccine will be exempted after they produce a copy of their vaccine appointment.</li>
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Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday issued orders to initiate strict measures, including a statewide night curfew from December 25, in view of a rise in Covid cases in several states.
The coronavirus night curfew will be applicable from 11 pm to 5 am, a senior official said here.
Chairing a high-level meeting, the chief minister also instructed officials to cap the number of people attending events like marriages to 200. These events have to adhere to Covid-19 guidelines, and organisers will be required to inform the local authorities about these, the official said.
Adityanath also asked the officials to ensure all traders follow the "no mask, no goods" policy at their establishments, he said.
Masks should be made mandatory for everyone on the streets or in the markets. Police should carry out continuous patrols to ensure the guidelines are followed, the official said.
Adityanath directed the officials to ensure that people arriving in Uttar Pradesh from other states or abroad are traced and tested for coronavirus, and extra vigilance is maintained on buses, railway stations and airports, he said.
He asked for a close watch to be kept on the health of those coming from outside the state after testing them, and if required, they should be admitted to hospitals or be quarantined, the senior official said.
Monitoring committees did a commendable job in coronavirus management in the past, and directives have been issued to reactivate them in villages and urban wards, he said.
The chief minister said that in view of the possibility of a third wave of Covid-19, the state made systematic preparations in the past which needed to be re-examined. Facilities available at all government and private medical institutions of the state should be examined closely, and the Covid help desk and the day care centre in industrial units should be activated, he said.
The situation in the state is under control at present. Forty-nine new cases of the infection were confirmed in the investigation of over 1.91 lakh samples tested in the last 24 hours.
In the same time period, 12 people recovered from the infection, and the total number of active cases in the state now stands at 266. There are no Covid patients in 37 districts, the official said.

Omicron scare: 11 pm to 5 am night curfew in Uttar Pradesh 

As the Omicron concerns grow in the country, Uttar Pradesh government has clamped statewide night curfew from December 25. 

11 pm to 5 am night curfew in Uttar Pradesh from Saturday

As the Omicron concerns grow in the country, Uttar Pradesh government has clamped statewide night curfew from December 25.
The coronavirus night curfew will be applicable from 11 pm to 5 am across the state.
Chief minister Yogi Adityanath has also instructed officials to cap the number of people attending events like marriages to 200. These events have to adhere to Covid-19 guidelines, and organisers will be required to inform the local authorities about these.
Adityanath also asked the officials to ensure all traders follow the "no mask, no goods" policy at their establishments.
Masks should be made mandatory for everyone on the streets or in the markets. Police should carry out continuous patrols to ensure the guidelines are followed, the government has ordered.
The situation in the state is under control at present. Forty-nine new cases of the Covid infection were in the last 24 hours. The state has so far recorded only two Omicron cases.

Omicron scare: UP Chief minister Yogi Adityanath has also instructed officials to cap the number of people attending events like marriages to 200

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Friday issued orders to initiate strict measures, including a statewide night curfew from December 25, in view of a rise in Covid cases in several states.
The coronavirus night curfew will be applicable from 11 pm to 5 am, a senior official said here.
Chairing a high-level meeting, the chief minister also instructed officials to cap the number of people attending events like marriages to 200. These events have to adhere to Covid-19 guidelines, and organisers will be required to inform the local authorities about these, the official said.
Adityanath also asked the officials to ensure all traders follow the "no mask, no goods" policy at their establishments, he said.
Masks should be made mandatory for everyone on the streets or in the markets. Police should carry out continuous patrols to ensure the guidelines are followed, the official said.
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Adityanath directed the officials to ensure that people arriving in Uttar Pradesh from other states or abroad are traced and tested for coronavirus, and extra vigilance is maintained on buses, railway stations and airports, he said.
He asked for a close watch to be kept on the health of those coming from outside the state after testing them, and if required, they should be admitted to hospitals or be quarantined, the senior official said.
Monitoring committees did a commendable job in coronavirus management in the past, and directives have been issued to reactivate them in villages and urban wards, he said.
The chief minister said that in view of the possibility of a third wave of Covid-19, the state made systematic preparations in the past which needed to be re-examined. Facilities available at all government and private medical institutions of the state should be examined closely, and the Covid help desk and the day care centre in industrial units should be activated, he said.
The situation in the state is under control at present. Forty-nine new cases of the infection were confirmed in the investigation of over 1.91 lakh samples tested in the last 24 hours.
In the same time period, 12 people recovered from the infection, and the total number of active cases in the state now stands at 266. There are no Covid patients in 37 districts, the official said.
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As the Covid numbers in Kerala continue to spike, the state government is clamping restrictions.
The Kerala government has declared that night curfew would be enforced in the state from next week to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Saturday announced a 10 PM to 6 AM night curfew from next week.
Fresh Covid-19 cases crossed the 30,000 mark for the fourth consecutive day in the state on Saturday.
Since July 27, when restrictions were relaxed in the state for a few days on account of two festivals, the state has been logging more than or close to 20,000 case almost every day.
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Kerala govt clamps night curfew amid rising Covid cases

Kerala&nbsp;cracks whip as Covid&nbsp;spikes, 10 pm to 6 am night curfew announced across the state

10 pm to 6 am night curfew across Kerala due to Covid spike

10 pm to 6 am night curfew across Kerala: CM Vijayan
Kerala&nbsp;records over 30,000 new cases for 4th straight day
Kerala&nbsp;Covid spike since curbs lifted for festivals in July

The Kerala government has declared that night curfew would be enforced in the state from next week to prevent the spread of Covid-19.

As the Covid numbers in Kerala continue to spike, the state government is clamping restrictions.
The Kerala government has declared that night curfew would be enforced in the state from next week to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan on Saturday announced a 10 PM to 6 AM night curfew from next week.
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Fresh Covid-19 cases crossed the 30,000 mark for the fourth consecutive day in the state on Saturday.
Since July 27, when restrictions were relaxed in the state for a few days on account of two festivals, the state has been logging more than or close to 20,000 case almost every day.
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Literally sounding the alarm for covid protocols hooters will be sounded across markets in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh to enforce night curfew for traders.&nbsp;The police should issue a warning ahead of time through hooters, so that the shops are closed by 10 pm. People should not roam on the streets unnecessarily,&rdquo; asserted Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath while issuing directives to senior officials in a high-level Covid-19 review meeting on Thursday.As many as 19 new cases of&nbsp;coronavirus&nbsp;infection have been reported in the&nbsp;state&nbsp;in the past 24 hours while no cases were reported in 60&nbsp;districts&nbsp;of the state, said UP Govt officials.

UP tightens noose on night curfew, hooters to be sounded as warnings

UP tightens noose on night curfew, hooters to be sounded as warnings as cases continue to decline.&nbsp;

UP tightens noose on night curfew

<h2>Govt says: Police should issue a warning ahead of time through hooters, so that the shops are closed by 10 pm&nbsp;&nbsp;</h2>

Literally sounding the alarm for covid protocols hooters will be sounded across markets in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh to enforce night curfew for traders.&nbsp; The police should issue a warning ahead of time through hooters, so that the shops are closed by 10 pm. People should not roam on the streets unnecessarily,&rdquo; asserted Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath while issuing directives to senior officials in a high-level Covid-19 review meeting on Thursday. As many as 19 new cases of&nbsp;coronavirus&nbsp;infection have been reported in the&nbsp;state&nbsp;in the past 24 hours while no cases were reported in 60&nbsp;districts&nbsp;of the state, said UP Govt officials.

With active Covid-19 cases below the 600-mark in all 75 districts of the state, the Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday decided to relax the coronavirus curfew, for five days, from 7 am to 7 pm. However, the night curfew from 7 pm to 7 am and weekend curfew, for the entire day will, continue in all the districts.
The lockdown in Bihar, will be lifted from Wednesday, though a few restrictions will remain. The Nitish Kumar govt has however clarified that the night curfew will be in place from 7 pm to 5 am. Government and private offices will function with 50% capacity till 4pm. Shops will remain open till 5pm. Online classes will continue. Private vehicles will be allowed.
Meanwhile, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan held a cabinet meeting with his ministers, in Bhopal, following which he announced that the ongoing &lsquo;corona curfew&rsquo; in the state will continue till June 15 with certain relaxations.

UP and Bihar unlock, but night curfew stays, MP extends curbs till June 15

Covid-19: UP and Bihar&nbsp;relax restrictions, but continue night and weekend curfews,&nbsp;MP extends curbs till June 15

Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;relaxes Covid&nbsp;curfew from 7 am to 7 pm
Active Covid-19 cases below the 600-mark in all UP districts
Night curfew from 7 pm to 7 am and weekend curfew stays
Lockdown&nbsp;to be lifted in Bihar, but night curfew&nbsp;will continue
Govt and private offices will function with 50% capacity till 4pm
MP extends corona curfew till June 15 with certain relaxations

With active Covid-19 cases below the 600-mark in all 75 districts of the state, the Uttar Pradesh government on Tuesday decided to relax the coronavirus curfew, for five days, from 7 am to 7 pm. However, the night curfew from 7 pm to 7 am and weekend curfew, for the entire day will, continue in all the districts.
The lockdown in Bihar, will be lifted from Wednesday, though a few restrictions will remain. The Nitish Kumar govt has however clarified that the night curfew will be in place from 7 pm to 5 am. Government and private offices will function with 50% capacity till 4pm. Shops will remain open till 5pm. Online classes will continue. Private vehicles will be allowed.
Meanwhile, Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan held a cabinet meeting with his ministers, in Bhopal, following which he announced that the ongoing &lsquo;corona curfew&rsquo; in the state will continue till June 15 with certain relaxations.

The Jagan Mohan Reddy government on Friday announced that the state will impose a night curfew amid the rising Covid-19 cases. The curfew will come into effect from April 24th between 10pm to 5am. Further guidelines will be soon released by the government.
The state is also working towards ramping up the testing capacity according to the Health Minister Alla Kali Krishna Srinivas.&nbsp;

Andhra Pradesh imposes night curfew amid surge in Covid-19 cases

The Jagan Mohan Reddy government on Friday announced that the state will impose a night curfew amid the rising Covid-19 cases. The curfew will come into effect from April 24th between 10pm to 5am. Further guidelines will be soon released by the government.
The state is also working towards ramping up the testing capacity according to the Health Minister Alla Kali Krishna Srinivas.&nbsp;

Covid-19: Andhra imposes night curfew amid rising cases

Andhra&nbsp;announces night surfew&nbsp;amid a Covid&nbsp;case surge
Night curfew from April 24 between 10pm-5am
Govt working towards ramping&nbsp;up testing capacity

The Jagan Mohan Reddy government in Andhra Pradesh on Friday announced that the state will impose a night curfew amid the rising Covid-19 cases. The curfew will come into effect from April 24th between 10pm to 5am. Further guidelines will be soon released by the government.
The state is also working towards ramping up the testing capacity according to the Health Minister Alla Kali Krishna Srinivas.&nbsp;

Karnataka has joined the long list of states that have declared curfew on nights and weekends to check the rising number of coronavirus cases. The weekend curfew in the state will begin at 9 pm on Friday and continue till to 6 am on Monday. A daily night curfew from 9-pm to 6 am will be in place across the state from April 21 to May 4. The hard measures came after Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa tested positive for Covid for a second time. The CM held an all-party virtual meeting on Tuesday from the hospital to decide on the way forward for the state.

Covid-19: Karnataka imposes 9 pm to 6 am night curfew till May 4

Karnataka has joined the long list of states that have declared curfew on nights and weekends to check the rising number of coronavirus cases

Karnataka: 9 pm to 6 am night curfew till May 4 due to Covid

Karnataka has joined the long list of states that have declared curfew on nights and weekends to check the rising number of coronavirus cases. The weekend curfew in the state will begin at 9 pm on Friday and continue till to 6 am on Monday. A daily night curfew from 9-pm to 6 am will be in place across the state from April 21 to May 4. The hard measures came after Chief Minister BS Yediyurappa tested positive for Covid for a second time. The CM held an all-party virtual meeting on Tuesday from the hospital to decide on the way forward for the state.

Amidst lockdown fears triggered by the imposition of night curfew in the national capital following a surge in Covid-19 cases.

Covid-19: Night curfew triggers lockdown fears, many migrants leave Delhi

Amidst lockdown fears triggered by the imposition of night curfew in the national capital following a surge in Covid-19 cases, several migrant workers have started leaving Delhi

Night curfew triggers lockdown fears, many migrants leave Delhi

Amidst lockdown fears triggered by the imposition of night curfew in the national capital following a surge in Covid-19 cases, several migrant workers were seen leaving Delhi and heading towards their native places. News ANI reported that migrants worry that they might get stuck again if another lockdown is imposed in the Capital.
Thousands of migrant workers had to walk 100s of kilometers in heat to reach their villages from cities during the last year's national lockdown.&nbsp;
Delhi reported 5,506 new Covid-19 cases and 20 deaths on Wednesday. This is the highest single-day spike of coronavirus infections in the national capital this year.

Amidst lockdown fears triggered by the imposition of night curfew in the national capital following a surge in<a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank"> Covid-19 cases</a>, several migrant workers were seen leaving Delhi and heading towards their native places. News ANI reported that migrants worry that they might get stuck again if another lockdown is imposed in the Capital.
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Thousands of migrant workers had to walk 100s of kilometers in heat to reach their villages from cities during the last year's national lockdown. The Delhi government of Tuesday imposed a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-spike-10-pm-to-5-am-curfew-in-delhi-till-april-30-1617689797230" target="_blank">night curfew in the national capital from 10 pm to 5 am</a>. The order will be imposed with immediate effect till April 30.
Delhi reported 5,506 new Covid-19 cases and 20 deaths on Wednesday. This is the highest single-day spike of coronavirus infections in the national capital this year.
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Amid an alarming rise of coronavirus cases, the Punjab government on Wednesday decided to imposed a statewide night curfew from 9pm to 5am till April 30.

Punjab imposes statewide night curfew, ‘total ban’ on political gatherings amid Covid surge

Amid an alarming rise of coronavirus cases, the Punjab government on Wednesday decided to imposed a statewide night curfew from 9pm to 5am till April 30. The government has also banned political gatherings till month end and issued warning that violators, including political leaders, will be booked under Disaster Management Act and Epidemics Act. Punjab is one of the states that has contributed to the rising number of active cases and fatalities in the country.

Punjab Covid surge: night curfew in entire state, ‘total ban’ on political gatherings

//Punjab imposes statewide night curfew&nbsp;till April 30
//&lsquo;Total ban&rsquo; on political gatherings amid Covid surge // Warning violators will be booked under&nbsp;Epidemics Act

Amid an alarming rise of <a href="https://www.editorji.com/covid-19" target="_blank">coronavirus cases</a>, the Punjab government on Wednesday decided to imposed a statewide night curfew from 9pm to 5am till April 30.
The government has also banned political gatherings till month end and issued warning that violators, including political leaders, will be booked under Disaster Management Act and Epidemics Act.
Punjab is one of the states that has contributed to the rising number of active cases and fatalities in the country.
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