Shillong: The curfew, which was clamped here after the riots, was appointed for 12 hours from 5 am on Thursday as a law and the order of order improved in the last 24 hours, the official said.
However, restrictions will be at night, he said.
Deputy Commissioner Hills Khasi Timur I Laloo has issued orders, calm the curfew at Shillong Urban Aglomeration for 12 hours until 5 pm on August 19, officials said.
The shops involved in the sale of important items have been allowed to open until 4pm and transactions in banks are permitted until 3pm.
The state and central government offices, private companies and post offices have been allowed to operate up to 4pm with a workforce of 30 percent, according to the order.
District administration on Wednesday lifted the curfew in the country’s capital for 11 hours until 4pm.
Cellular internet services were also drawn since the night of August 15 at least four districts after Vandalis and the burning rocked the capital of the state and the nearest area on the day of independence during the recent former Militan funeral procession, who was killed in a recent police meeting.
Cellular data services were restored on Wednesday night, the official said.
Violence erupted in the Mawlai area and JAIW Shillong after the death of Cheristerfield Thanghiew, the former Secretary General who was arranged by the National Liberation Council Hynniewtrep (HNLC) which was banned (HNLC), in a meeting when the police stormed his house during the early hours of August 13.
Thangkhiew, who had surrendered in 2018, was shot dead when he was suspected of trying to attack the police team with a knife during the attack in connection with a series of IED explosions in the state.
Unknown abuse throws a gasoline bomb at the private residence of the Minister of Chief Conrad K Sangma on Sunday.
The vehicle carrying CRPF personnel was attacked by protesters in the Mawnai area here during the curfew.
House Minister Meghalaya Lahkmen Rymbui has resigned on Sunday amid violence in the city for shooting the former militant police.
Sangma on Monday announced a judicial investigation of the death of the 5-year-old Thanghiew and Meghalaya and Meghalaya Commission Commissions Chief Justice T Vaipheri will conduct an investigation.
A group of people from Mawlai had met Sangma and Deputy Chief of Minister of Prestone Tynsong on Wednesday and demanded the suspension of police officers involved in the meeting.