Lucknow: Rakshabandhan celebration on August 22 will not be hampered by Sunday night hours continuing since April.
As the Covid-19 case active in the state down to 408 on Friday, CM Yogi Adityanath issued instructions to lift all the sidewalks, except at night at night which will remain at place 10pm to 6 in the morning.
This will be implemented from the coming Sunday.
“The level of participants in the country has been 0.01% for several days now and the active case in the country is almost 400.
With the festival season began, cm decided that it did not need to be limited during the day and hence, the curfew was also lifted.
The market will now be closed on The days where they observed their weekly closure before Covid-19, “said a government spokesman.
Relief comes for the state after more than four months.
When the second wave began to peak in April, the government allowed district judges to apply nighttime hours.
On April 8, the night hours were applied in all the states at the time, rolled into a prolonged night hours that were only appointed about a month later while the weekend cittered remained.
On August 14, the government got rid of restrictions on Saturday and now, with Rakhi being observed this Sunday, all sidewalks have been appointed.
The country is preparing to start holding offline schools for class 1-5 of September 1 and for grade 6-8 from Monday, August 23.
Deputy Chairperson of Minister Dinesh Sharma previously said that if the case began to rise again, teaching could move online once again.
Restrictions were removed, the official said, in the condition that people kept wearing masks, observing physical distance and using cleaners.
If the active case in any district rises above 500, the government says that the limitation will be brought back.
At present, the number of active cases in any district is 37 — in Mainpuri and Prayagraj.
The government also allows holding a coaching class.
The pool continues to remain closed.
Malls, restaurants, bars, and street food stalls can open, subject to a maximum of 50% occupancy.
The cinema can also function, subject to a maximum occupancy of 50%.