Goa government elongated hours of night until August 9, CM Pramod Sawant Mulls is easier on the sidewalk

Panaji: Chairman of the Minister of Pramod Sawant on Saturday said that the state government had decided to extend the curfew with another week until 9 August to control the spread of Covid-19.
“We will see if we can provide more relaxation to curfew.
The order will be a problem by the authorities,” Sawant told Toi.
Sawant said that the level of participant decreased by 1.92%.
In the past few days, the number of cases of Covid reported in this country is between 90 and 150.
The head of the Minister said that academic institutions would be permitted to continue teaching classes only after the specific Council of Indian Council (ICMR) and after consulting the center.
The state government has requested permission from the center to provide teaching staff and non-teaching doses of the second vaccine after a 30-day gap.
Last week, the state government had extended the curfew until 7am on August 2 with one additional relaxation – allowing school to conduct a test.
However, the state government is still not allowed to re-regroup the physical class.
In accordance with the sequence of existing hours, casinos, auditoriums, community spaces or similar places, river cruises, water parks, amusement parks, spas, massage parlors, cinema rooms, theaters, multiplexes and entertainment zones in the shopping center closed.
During the last hour extension on July 11, as part of relaxation, the government has enabled a fitness center and swimming pool to open with a capacity of 50% of July 12.
The indoor and outdoor sports complex is also allowed to operate, but without viewers.
On June 20, the state government allowed the opening of shops in shopping centers and fish markets.
On June 12, the state allowed Pancrayat and the city market to open.
From June 14, the state government began to slowly calming restrictions and allowed economic activities to restart in the state.
The night was first applied on May 9 after the country watched the Covid case wave.