MUMBAI: The Maharashtra government will expand the coronavirus-enforced lockdown-like curbs from the nation after June 1 and then unwind them in a phased fashion, leader minister Uddhav Thackeray said on Thursday.
Thackeray issued essential directives in this respect to the state management in a cabinet meeting, ” said a statement issued from the Chief Minister’s Office (CMO) at Mumbai.
At present, a broad assortment of constraints are in force until June 1 to stem the spread of coronavirus.
The announcement quoted Thackeray as stating that measures are necessary in the moment though the case positivity rate (percent of individuals who test positive in one of those examined ) in the country is diminishing.
“At 10 to 15 districts, the positivity rate is still quite large.
Anyway, there’s danger of the black parasite disease (discovered in recovering/recovered coronavirus sufferers ).
“Now the daily situation count has decreased and attained the amounts listed in September this past year.
We need to take precautions,” Thackeray said.
The lockdown-like curbs won’t be raised all jointly after June 1,” he explained.
“The curbs will likely be relaxed and extended following sometime at a phased fashion,” the CM said.
The problem was first discussed in detail at the cabinet assembly, the announcement said.
The country is below lockdown-like curbs because mid-April.