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<keyword id="12864" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="Chennai">Chennai</keyword>, April 24 (IANS) With the number of Covid-infected persons increasing in the state, the <keyword id="20154" type="COMPANY" weightage="20" keywordseo="tamil-nadu">Tamil Nadu</keyword> government has ordered closure of <keyword id="672966" type="PERSON" weightage="20" keywordseo="movie-theatres">movie theatres</keyword>, auditoriums, temples for public worship and others from Monday. The government's new <keyword id="6413318" type="UNKNOWN" weightage="20" keywordseo="Restrictions">restrictions</keyword> include closure of recreation clubs, movie theatres, liquor bars, auditoriums, meeting halls, shopping complexes, big format stores and vegetable shops located in malls. While, standalone vegetable and grocery shops can operate following the safety measures but such shops located in malls are not allowed to open. Besides, barbar shops, beauty parlours and spas will also remain closed. Only takeaways allowed in hotels/restaurants/mess/tea shops. For guests in hotels and lodges food should be served in their rooms, said a government statement. E-commerce service can function with time limits. All places of worships closed for public but poojas can be conducted by the staff. Only 50 persons are allowed for weddings, while 25 persons are allowed at funerals. 50 per cent staff of IT and ITES companies should work from home. Sports training centres to be closed except for training for national and international events, the statement added. Compulsory e-registration for people coming from Karnataka, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala and from overseas by air or sea.

New restrictions in Tamilnadu:  Movie theatres, liquor bars, auditoriums, meeting halls, vegetable shops located in malls will close from 25th April morning

<ul><li>The Tamil Nadu government is introducing new relaxations including factories and IT companies to operate at full capacity during Lockdown 5.0.</li><li>Restaurants, shopping complexes, tea shops and hotels will also be allowed to repone from June 8. </li><li>Districts of Greater Chennai, Kanchipuram, Thiruvallur and Chengalpattu will still have to adhere to old guidelines due to the high number of containment zones and coronavirus cases.</li></ul>Tamil Nadu has extended the statewide lockdown till the end of June. Lockdown 5.0 in the south Indian state will include some relaxations for public transport and restaurants. However, in areas like Greater Chennai, Kanchipuram, Thiruvallur and Chengalpattu — with a high number of coronavirus cases and containment zones — <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/tamil-nadu-eases-guidelines-for-lockdown-4-0-but-not-for-chennai-heres-a-list-of-activities-allowed/articleshow/75822744.cms">the lockdown will continue as before.</a> <div type="Article" hostid="261" msid="74785909" title="Tamil Nadu's active coronavirus cases dip by 465 in even as total cases remain over 10,000" mstype="2" mssubtype="0"></div> “To prevent the spread of coronavirus, the curfew is being extended till June 30 under the State Disaster Management Act and as per the Union Home Ministry’s notification,” said Tamil Nadu’s Chief Minister K Palanisawani. Religious places will remain shut until the end of the month. <div type="image" title="tamilnadulockdown5_edited" msid="76131379" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Migrant workers from Bihar and West Bengal waiting near Fine Arts College on Poonamallee High Road on Sunday, May 31, to enter MGR Central railway station after they got to know that special trains are leaving to their home states&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Everyone is allowed back at work Under lockdown 5.0, factories in Tamil Nadu can now operate will 100% of their workforce. IT and IT-based companies can also function at full power. As per the new guidelines, the government has still recommended that wherever possible 20% of the staff should still be encouraged to work from home. Terms and conditions for public transport Tamil Nadu is allowing 50% of its public transport back on the roads. Individuals will be issued a monthly pass to minimise to the use of cash. To procure the travel pass, they have recommended using QR codes and e-wallets wherever possible. However, those without passes and e-wallets will be allowed to purchase physical tickets from bus conductors. Buses are allowed to function with 60% occupancy. <div type="image" title="tamilnadubus_edited" msid="76131427" hostid="261" caption="&amp;lt;p&amp;gt;Spraying disinfectant on a bus at CMBT in Chennai on Saturday&amp;lt;/p&amp;gt;"></div> Buses will be disinfected before and after every trip. The use of air conditioning will be avoided. The entire staff will be monitored for body temperature chases. Face maks and gloves will be mandatory. Local government bodies have been instructed to disinfect bus terminals and bus stops at least twice a day. Opening up of restaurants, tea shops, hotels and shopping centres Restaurants in Tamil Nadu will be allowed to reopen starting June 8. Only 50% of the seating capacity will be open to the public. The restaurants have also been instructed to strictly follow all social distancing norms at all times. Shopping centres, or large retail showrooms, have also been allowed to resume services with 50% of their workforce. However, only five customers are allowed inside shops at any given time. Starting June 8, tea shops, hotels, vegetable shops and grocery stores will also be reopened. However, they will only be operational between 6:00 am to 8:00 pm. Malls, bars, theatres and public halls are required to remain shut until June 30. Restrictions for Greater Chennai, Chengalpettu, Kanchipuram and Thiruvallur Overall, Tamil Nadu has been divided into eight zones. Greater Chennai falls in Zone 8 while Chengalpettu, Kanchipuram and Thiruvallur fall in Zone 7. Within these zones, there will be no bus transport, and restaurants or other places of public gathering will be allowed to reopen. Saloon and beauty parlours can remain open. Cabs, taxis, autos and cycle rickshaws are allowed for essential transport. SEE ALSO: <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/tamil-nadu-govenment-allows-17-industrial-estates-in-chennai-to-resume-work/articleshow/75937605.cms">Tamil Nadu govenment allows 17 industrial estates in Chennai to resume work</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/tamil-nadu-eases-guidelines-for-lockdown-4-0-but-not-for-chennai-heres-a-list-of-activities-allowed/articleshow/75822744.cms">Tamil Nadu eases guidelines for lockdown 4.0 but not for Chennai — here's a list of activities allowed</a> <a href="https://www.businessinsider.in/india/news/coranavirus-cases-in-tamil-nadu-news-and-updates/articleshow/74785909.cms">Coronavirus cases in Tamil Nadu — News and updates</a>

Tamil Nadu lockdown 5.0 — IT companies and factories can operate at full capacity except in Chennai, Kanchipuram, Thiruvallur and Chengalpattu

Puducherry, Apr 19 () Puducherry Lt Governor KiranBedi has urged people in the Union Territory to continue tomaintain discipline and adhere to norms during the lockdown toensure coronavirus spread is contained."People had gone through very difficult period but hadobserved utmost discipline and self-restraint which hasresulted in the Union Territory emerging as a safer state thanmost others in the country and also several parts of theworld," she said in her appeal to brothers and sisters ofPuducherry.Bedi, however, cautioned the people that they should"pass the test commencing on April 20 when there would berelaxation of restrictions as per guidelines of thegovernment."People should ensure that there was no slackening ofadhering to principles of social distancing, sanitation,wearing of masks while going out and washing of hands toprevent the infection, she said.The Lt Governor thanked the doctors and otherhealthcare professionals, police, volunteers, ex-servicemen,NCC, workers attached to the Swachch Bharat Abhiyan and othersections of workers "for their sustained efforts andcooperation all these days in preventing the virus fromgaining ground in the Union Territory.""People listened to the police and were veryresponsive to the steps taken by Puducherry administration,"she said adding the same level of cooperation and restraintshould be maintained as the test begins on Monday.Bedi said the people could contact the control roomsfor any assistance.The territorial Director General of Police BalajiShrivastav informed the Lt Governor that there would beincreased use of drones to enforce social distancing whenmovement is expected to increase in the wake of relaxation ofrestrictions as per guidelines of the governmenton Monday.Meanwhile, the district Collector T Arun said entrypoints to Puducherry from neighbouring Tamilnadu districts ofVillupuram and Cuddalore will continue to be sealed.This measure is to ensure that there was no entry ofpeople from outside the Union Territory and entry into theterritorial limits of neighbouring districts to prevent spreadof COVID 19, he told P T I.He said the necessary circular had been issued tohighlight the strict implementation of the lockdown orders asper the guidelines of the Union Home Ministry.The lockdown has been extended till May 3 after thefirst phase of lockdown ended on April 14.He said that the lockdown measures stipulated by theUnion Home Ministry for containment of COVID 19 epidemic alongwith additional guidelines would continue to remain in forcein the whole of the Union Territory till May 3. Cor

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New restrictions in Tamilnadu: Movie theatres, liquor bars, auditoriums, meeting halls, vegetable shops located in malls will close from 25th April morning

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