Chennai: The Tamil Nadu government has extended the coronavirus-induced lockdown in state till August 23rd, reports news agency ANI. Chief Minister of the State M K Stalin said to prevent crowding at places of religious worship, they would be open only on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays. The offering of prayers by common public in all places of worship however will not be allowed on these days.
Local bodies should ensure prevention of crowding in the meat and fish markets for which separate shops should be put up, said the Chief Minister. Commercial establishments must have hand-sanitizers at the entry point and thermal-screen customers besides ensure social distancing, he said. Violation of these regulations would entail action, he added.
(With inputs from agencies)
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