MANGALURU: All stores in Dakshina Kannada district is going to be permitted to start between 7am and 2pm in Wednesday Karnataka main secretary (sales department), N Manjunatha Prasad, had said in an arrangement on Tuesday that shops, except people that have air, will probably be permitted to work in Dakshina Kannada area between 6am and 1pm before July 5.
But, deputy commissioner, Dr K Rajendra stated,”The government has also granted consent to create necessary regional modifications in the rules after consulting the district in-charge minister.
Hence, we’ve made adjustments allowing stores to start between 7am and 2pm.” “While nighttime curfew will be in force between 7pm and 7am, weekend curfew will be enforced from 7pm on Friday to 7am on Monday.
Buses will be permitted to ply on weekdays from Monday to Friday using 50% seat occupancy between 7am and 1pm.
Parks is going to be opened just for walking and walking functions between 5m and 10am.
Marriages will be permitted with the involvement of 25 relatives using the consent of various urban regional bodies or gram panchayats.
No temples have been permitted to start for devotees,” he added.
Before, district ministry Kota, Shrinivas Poojari, had held a meeting with chief minister, B Yediyurappa trying to nod to unwind the lockdown at Dakshina Kannada.
“Individuals in Dakshina Kannada have confronted lots of annoyance as a result of lockdown.
Textile stores, xerox stores and owners of different categories of companies have voiced their grievances they’ve been facing problems since their stores are shut.
Meanwhile, all MLAs and MP of those district also have asked the lockdown ought to be relaxed.
Therefore I held a talk with chief Union B Yediyurappa and he’s agreed to unwind the lockdown,” Poojari stated.