CHENNAI: The state government on Friday announced that the expansion of the whole lockdown for one more week until 6am on June 7.
Chief Union M K Stalin explained the purchase price of produce through mobile outlets could last in most districts.
Permission was given to grocers to market products on automobiles along with pushcarts with the acceptance of local lifestyles between 7am and 6pm.
The source of groceries bought on the internet and purchased over telephone may also be performed through exactly the exact same moment.
“Since the complete lockdown brings to a close on May 31, I’ve ordered an expansion for a week after a district-wise review about the intensity of Covid-19 — to stop the spread of this virus and also to save valuable lives,” Stalin explained.
“I also have purchased the collaboration and consumer security section to furnish a kit of 13 supermarket things to most of rice card holders in the month of June in most PDS outlets,” he explained.
He appealed to people to remain inside as soon as the country is under full lockdown to stop the spread of Covid-19.
Stalin explained that Covid-19 associated guidelines, such as wearing mask, after patient washing and cleansing hands with water and soap or sanitisers ought to be stuck to.
A lockdown was hit May 10 at Tamil Nadu with a few relaxations and then, it had been extended by an additional week, until May 31 and also the relaxations were pulled.
The further limitations between May 24 and May 31 comprised closing of vegetable stores and grocery shops, which were previously allowed to work between 6am and 10am.
All these curbs would last to be implemented until June 7.
TN: Lockdown until June 7, nod for Cellular grocers
