Unlock 3.0 in Himachal Pradesh: State Extends Lockdown in Containment Zones Till August 31, No Night Curfew | Details Here

The government has also allowed yoga institutes and gyms to open from August 5. All these decisions are line with the Centre's guidelines for Unlock 3.0.

Published date india.com Published: August 1, 2020 10:37 AM IST
Amravati Police Commissioner Aarti Singh urged the citizens of the city to stay at home and cooperate with the police.
Earlier, the state government extended lockdown in eastern Maharashtra’s Amravati city and Achalpur (both in Amravati district) till March 8.

Unlock 3.0 in Himachal Pradesh: Keeping in line with the Centre’s guidelines for Unlock 3.0, the Himachal Pradesh government has extended the lockdown in containment zones across the state till August 31. The government has also announced that yoga institutes and gyms can open from August 5, and done away with the night curfew; both moves, once again, are as per the Centre’s guidelines for Unlock 3.0.

The night curfew used to be in place in the state from 9 PM-5 AM.

However, during this period, all educational institutions and inter-state public transport will remain closed. The Independence Day functions at all levels, on August 15, will be held with social distancing norms in place. Also, those entering and exiting the state will continue to get themselves registered for the purpose of contact tracing in case of a positive result.

Those entering the hill state with a COVID-19 negative report from a test taken till at least 72 hours before entering the state will be exempted from quarantine.

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These decisions were taken at a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur, state Parliamentary Affairs minister Suresh Baharadwaj said.

On Friday, the Himachal Pradesh registered 55 new cases of coronavirus, taking its overall tally to 2,564. This includes 1,459 recoveries, 1,076 active cases, 15 cases of patients migrating to other states and 12 deaths.

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