Bhubaneswar: With the Covid case on a decline, the state government on Tuesday decided to offer more relaxation, including lifting the weekend shutdown and reducing three hour night hours, starting on Wednesday.
Announced government guidelines for September, Pradeep Kumar Special Assistance Commissioner said there would be no weekend shutdown in parts of any country, ending the process that had been introduced in coastal cities for three months, with April 24, with cases soaring in waves second.
As for night at night, Jena said in September it will start at 10pm to 5 in the morning in the urban area.
In August, it was from 8pm to 6 in the morning.
In front of the upcoming wedding season, the government has allowed the band, steel and baraat in marriage, which is prohibited so far.
While a maximum of 50 people can take part in the wedding procession, the host must get permission from the local authority (district administration or city authority) for the same thing.
A total of 250 people can attend marriage and funerals, the last ceremony and ceremony of the utas.
Until last month the lid was 25 for a wedding and 20 for the funeral.
Community parties on such occasions are completely prohibited, but there are no restrictions imposed now.
Shops and malls can open from 5am to 10 nights now without limitation and full capacity, but must follow Covid norms.
The need to complete the double-dose vaccination certificate in the Cuttack shopping center, Puri and Bhubaneswar has also been carried out.
In August, malls and cinemas have a 50% hat while adults must show a double dose vaccination certificate in Cuttack, Puri and Bhubaneswar.
Public libraries are also allowed to reopen by ensuring Norma Covid.
“The government’s decision to gradually open up has been taken to achieve a balance between life and livelihood.
However, people must comply with the appropriate behavior of Covid to prevent the spread of the virus,” Jena said.
The ongoing ban on social, political and religious meetings will continue.
Thus timber, trade shows and welds will remain prohibited.