Non-essential shops will continue to be closed. The daily night curfew from 6 p.m. to 5 a.m. will be implemented. Only daytime movement will be allowed.
However, the residents are advised to avoid non-essential travel. While morning walkers will be allowed from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m, in parks, the famed Sukhna Lake will remain closed for the public.
The decisions in this regard were taken at a review meeting chaired by Chandigarh Administrator V.P. Singh Badnore here.
It was decided that the maximum number of guests will be 20 in marriages. For this permission from the Deputy Commissioner is a must. For funeral, the number will be restricted to 10 with no permission.
At present Chandigarh has 8,511 active cases, while nearby
Badnore thanked the
He also inaugurated a temporary Covid hospital in
He stressed that there should be audit of each fatality so that the line of medical treatment could be improved and lapses, if any, could be rectified.
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