DHARWAD: The Dharwad district government has expanded full lockdown until June 7. The decision comes in the aftermath of district ministry Jagadish Shettar carrying a meeting with high officials at Hubballi on Sunday. Deputy commissioner Nitesh Patil stated on Sunday the constraints which were in force on May 22 and 23 would be last until 6am on June 7. Individuals will be permitted to purchase milk, veggies and fruits between 6am and 8am during complete lockdown. However, on Thursday and Friday, supermarket store and meat stores can be available from 6am to 10am. According to the brand new guidelines, each of stores and eateries will stay shut, and no package service is going to be permitted. As it was pointed out this prohibit on parcels support from eateries had caused nuisance to individuals in hospitals along with their grandparents, Patil said consent will be awarded to a eatery/ resort / restaurant that is close to the hospital to offer parcel support if a written petition comes in the hospital. This centre will be offered exclusively to individuals and their grandparents, ” he explained. Government vehicles and also people participated in Covid relief functions will be permitted to ply. Just five men will be permitted to take part in a funeral, so ” the order stated. The DC said that no new permissions will soon be issued to do weddings until June 7. Industries engaged in processing of perishable horticulture create will probably be permitted to work subject to the state they get consent from the district government. Police commissioner Labhuram reported those travelling from 1 area to another or over the district medical crises should reveal related medical records on demand to assessing officials and they’ll be allowed to travel. The police completely sealed Siddheshwar Nagar colony supporting Someshwar temple on Sunday and announced a containment zone. The decision comes after over 80 residents tested positive from the past two days. Authorities had requested them to have confessed to Covid Care Centers (CCC) but only 12 have consented. The colony includes 130 families with 800 inhabitants. Dharwad tahsildar Santosh Biradar, assistant commissioner of police Anusha G and many others talked to the households and attempted to persuade them to make sure the contaminated get confessed to CCC. HDMC officials sanitised that the whole colony.