Guwahati: The State Government has reduced timing hours of night to six hours (from 11pm to 5 in the morning), because the daily covid pioneering level fell to 0.65% of Post-Durga Puja celebrations.
Companies and commercial offices have been allowed to keep open until 10pm.
The command issued by the Secretary of State Chief Jishnu Barua noted that the covid scenario as a whole in the country is increasing.
Previously, at night at 10 o’clock at night.
The latest order published on Tuesday tells me that marriage and religious functions are permitted with no more than 50 at least people who are vaccinated a single dose.
In the cemetery too, a maximum meeting of 50 people will be permitted.
Hotels and resorts have been allowed to operate until 10pm, but shipping important items through e-commerce will continue all the time.
Hicily and the weekly bazaar has been allowed to open in a maximum shift of six hours.
The cinema and theater halls are also permitted to function with 50% seating capacity of viewers who are fully vaccinated with covid behavior.
In terms of religious places, up to 60 people who are fully vaccinated are permitted to visit hourly in ‘iconic places’.
The appropriate number is 40 for other religious places.
Only pilgrims are fully vaccinated which are allowed to enter pujas, read orders.
For educational institutions, September 28 guidelines issued by the State Education Department will apply.
All transportation and passenger movements between districts and between districts have been permitted with 100% passengers who have taken at least one dose of vaccine.
Passengers will not be allowed to stand up.
Pillion rides a motorcycle allowed with at least one dose of vaccination.
“New new cases of covid floating between 300 and 400, mostly reported from urban areas and urban areas and most of the districts reported less than 10 cases per day for the past 4-5 weeks,” read orders.
This adds that Covid vaccination status has increased significantly by 95% of the total population that qualifies in the state receiving the first dose, while the second dose vaccination also rose by 31%.