Pune: The Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC) on Thursday allows restaurants to switch back to their pre-covid operational deadline of 1.
30 in the morning, many for restaurants and bars operating in the city.
PMC message states that hotels, restaurants, bars, food court, cinema, theater, among others, in the PMC area can continue according to “scheduled time” with 50% of the seating capacity.
Although the order did not mention the explicit operational deadline of 1.
30 in the morning, the commissioner PMC Vikram Kumar clarified to the TOI that the operational time for this company had been returned to the pre-covid period.
The day after the state government has empowered local authorities to repair timings to open coast, parks and gardens among elegance of other restrictions, BMC on February 1 issued detailed orders to enable them to remain open “according to normal time before the arrival of Covid-i9 pandemic.
“The lack of clarity in PMC’s command creates confusion among restaurants in the city before that day.
Vikram Shetty, Secretary, Association Poona Hoteliers, told Tii, “PMC message on Thursday did mention surgery for the restaurant as per” timing scheduled “, so we believe that the restaurant can now operate according to the set of deadlines during pre-covid.
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After the deadline is limited to 10 night, footsteps in Resto has been reduced by about 70%.
By lifting the most pavement in Pune, we hope to get back at least 2030% of footsteps lost.
“Shetty said previous limitation on deadlines have restaurants Take the last sequence as early as 9.30pm, which causes a lot of discomfort for customers.
Ganesh Shetty, President, Pune Restaurants, and Hotels Association, told Toi, “Business will take it with the deadline extension.
We hope the customer starts stepping out late at night, a reduced practice a month ago or more after the Covid case began to surge.
With 9 .
30 pm is a deadline for final food orders since more than a month now, the restaurant faces problems with some customers who will demand extra time.
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