Maharashtra: COVID-19 Restrictions to Extend up to June 1 Due to Surge in Cases
In addition, the state has made a negative RT-PCR report mandatory for anyone entering the state. The test report must be submitted 48 hours prior to the date of entry into the jurisdiction.
| 13 May 2021 9:46 AM GMT
Mumbai- Due to the massive surge in the cases of novel coronavirus infections in the state, the Maharashtra government has decided to extend the existing Covid-19 restrictions in the state until 7 a.m. on June 1st. In addition, the state has made a negative RT-PCR report mandatory for anyone entering the state. The test report must be submitted 48 hours prior to the date of entry into the jurisdiction.
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Maharashtra lockdown likely to be extended by 15 days, decision today
The Maharashtra government is considering extending lockdown in the state by 15 days. The Covid-19 task force has suggested the state government to extend the lockdown period to tide over the crisis. Although cases have shown a downward trend, the state government is of the view that strict restrictions on the movement of people should continue.
A decision regarding the extension of lockdown is likely to be taken during a Cabinet meeting which is slated for today evening. The meeting will be presided over by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray via video conferencing.