Mumbai: The state government has allowed malls, markets and restaurants to operate at a capacity of 50%.
Cinemas and drama theaters have also been permitted capacity of 50%.
The only driver is that the entry must be fully vaccinated and that all of these companies must be closed between 10pm and 8 am.
Private offices have been advised to remain presence at 50% and offer flexible and staggered times to keep crowding down.
The government office will not be allowed by visitors without permission from the head of the office.
“We don’t want to turn off the livelihoods but to reduce the crowd.
We don’t want to impose the kuncian and close everything,” said Minister of Uddhav Thackeray in a statement.
“But there are no restrictions that will be effective unless we all obey the Covid protocol,” he added.
New notification is increasingly difficult in vaccination.
Despite construction and industrial activities and cargo transportation activities are permitted, this is only a fully vaccinated.
Only a person who is fully vaccinated can attend a private office.
In addition, besides those who work in malls and restaurants, now people involved in e-commerce and home delivery must be fully vaccinated.
Additional restrictions can be established separately for districts with low vaccination coverage.
Those in the gym and trade salon are upset.
Anita Mohan Salunke, who runs the Hema Plush salon in Khar, said, “This is a middle class woman like me who formed the largest amount of beauty in the city.
The big chain is just a few.
I train and work in a large salon, shop for rent Rs 1.65 lakh and start my business.
How will I survive if we face another closure? “Haami Bashan from the gymnasium muscle planet in Andheri Barat,” another closure will push the last nail to the coffin for many gyms.
Business at first at first with a long shutdown , the number of monthly rent rs 4-5 lakh, salary and overhead costs.
“The restaurant has been allowed to return to the pre-pandemic timing in November 2021, and this trade hopes the timing will be extended once again.
“In Mumbai, we are allowed to keep open until 1:30 a.m.