New Delhi: Given the sharp rise in the case of Covid-19 this week in Delhi, at night at night between 11 nights and 5 in the morning was applied in the national capital from Monday, December 27.
Delhi reported 290 new cases on Sunday, up from 102 six days ago.
The test level of the test across a 0.5% sign, taking Delhi to the first level peak – yellow warning – from a multilevel response action plan (wine) to impose and raise restrictions.
Grap will come into force if the level of participants remain above 0.5% on Monday.
The night at night is also one of the steps placed at Grap.
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The multi-level action plan was approved by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) in July this year to bring clarity about which activities were permitted in what circumstances in the case of the Covid-19 score surge.
There are four levels of grap, with a color-coded warning called yellow, amber, orange and red.
Different activities will be permitted with various levels of restrictions, with most activities permitted with several sidewalks at level 1, and level 4 is almost close to complete hours of night.
“The decision was taken at a high-level meeting on Sundays and proposals were sent to the Chairperson of the LG and DDMA Anil Baijal for his approval,” said a senior Delhi government official, added that the proposal received approval on Sunday night.
At night at night and Haryana between 11 o’clock at night and at 5 am and was in lie in Delhi.
The source said that the curfew will ensure that celebrations on new year’s eve and the days before it did not lead to crowding or super spreader.
“We hope evening night put the spread of infection to a certain extent before other restrictions,” he said.
After night curfew, if the grap goes into force, the activities that will soon be closed are schools, colleges and educational institutions, training or training, cinema, multiplex, banquet halls, auditoriums, meeting rooms, and yoga institutes welfare clinics, amusement parks, Amusement park, water park etc.
The sports complex and swimming pool will also remain closed except for national or international sports events.
Although there are no social, entertainment, religious, political or festival meetings that are now in accordance with the latest DDMA guidelines, religious places will remain open, but no visitors are permitted.
Private offices will be allowed to open with 50% of staff from 9am to 5pm during the first and second level imposition, which will also see Metro Delhi permitted to operate by 50%, and then 33%, seating capacity, while bus trips only will be permitted for them in the excluded category.
While stores that deal with important items will be permitted during all levels of grap, those who deal with goods and males that are not important will be permitted strangely between 10am and 8 nights, and 10:00 and 6pm, for two First level, while only independent shops will be permitted between 10:00 and 6 pm at the orange and red level.
Restaurants and bars will only be allowed to open a 50% capacity during a yellow warning for a certain time.
While restaurants are allowed to run home delivery or takeaways on three levels, the bar will remain closed.
Up to 20 people will be permitted for wedding and funeral meetings at the first two levels and 15 people in the last two.
The night at night was previously enacted in Delhi in April to limit the movement of individuals between 11pm and 5 in the morning, except for certain individual categories excluded by DDMA.
It is hoped that government officials move in important services and health service personnel from the private sector will be allowed to travel with valid ID card production.
Pregnant women and patients who need health services will also be excluded, regardless of those traveling from or to airports, train stations or ISBT, on valid ticket production.
Individuals who work in commercial and private companies that provide important goods and services also tend to be excluded.
These include those who work in shops that deal with food or food and medical equipment, those who work in banks, telecommunications and services that support IT, shipping all important items through e-commerce, fuel pumps, electricity sectors, units Important commodity manufacturing, etc.