Bengaluru: The Karnataka Government on Sunday further relaxes Covid-19-related locking norms, allowing cinema, cinema to open and reduce duration at night at one hour from July 19.
Higher educational institutions such as colleges and universities are also given a nod to start from July 26.
The decision for this effect was taken at a meeting chaired by the Chairman of the BS Yediyurappa Minister with senior ministers and officials at his residence here.
An official statement said the cinema, the cinema will be allowed to operate with 50 percent of residence after compliance with the Covid-19 protocol.
In repairing universities and universities, the government only said those who had taken at least one dose vaccine would be allowed to attend their duties and classes.
The government has imposed restrictions on April 27 and was made strictly from May 10 as the Covid-19 daily calculation exceeded 50,000 cases on May 5, while the active case of more than six lakh on May 15.
The norms slumped from June 14, subsiding from June 14, subsided further on June 21 and again on July 5 at night at night, which from 7pm to 5 in the morning relaxed two hours from July 5 and applies from 9pm Up to 5 in the morning.
From Monday, it will take effect from 10pm to 5 in the morning.
The government loosens norms after the Covid case falls substantially.
The state reported 1,869 fresh infections, 42 deaths and 30,082 cases were active on Saturday.
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