Curfew in Maharashtra till April 30: Here s what s allowed and what s not
Bhushan Koyande
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Tuesday announced a series of strict restrictions in the state till May 1 including the imposition of Section 144 from Wednesday in view of rising COVID-19 cases and but said he will not term the new restrictions as lockdown .
Under the new guidelines, all establishments, public places, activities will remain closed in the state. Only essential services will be exempted, and their operations to be unrestricted.
Here s what s allowed and what s not in the state
1. Imposition of Section 144 and Night Curfew
a. Section 144 to be imposed in the State.
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2. Outdoor Activity
a) All beaches/ gardens/ public grounds to remain closed from 8 PM to 7 AM on weekdays and from 8 PM Friday to 7 AM Monday.
b) Between 7 AM to 8 PM on Monday to Friday, visitors to follow strictly Covid Appropriate Behaviour.
c) Local authorities to ensure that such places are closely supervised and in case of crowding occurring in such locations to a point where the local authorities feel that it behaviour of visitors is not disciplined and may lead to transmission/ spread of the COVID-19 virus, then they may close down the same.
3. Shops, Markets and Malls
All shops, markets and malls to remain closed throughout the day except for essential services.
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Peshawar
February 26, 2021
PESHAWAR: The 17th meeting of the Provincial Development Working Party (PDWP) on Thursday approved 29 projects worth Rs28.61 billion.
An official communique said Additional Chief Secretary Shakil Qadir Khan presided over the meeting, which deliberated and approved schemes pertaining to different sectors including Health, Education, Multi-Sector Development, Roads, Urban Development, Tourism and Sports.
The approved projects include construction and feasibility of different roads in Torghar, Kohistan and Swat worth Rs657.505 million.
The accelerated development of the merged areas is a top priority of the government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
To improve the road infrastructure in merged areas, the PDWP approved 48 number of roads with a total length of 325 kilometers in Khyber, Bajaur, Mohmand, Orakzai, South and North Waziristan districts at a cost of PRs5.7 billion.