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Maha govt allows inter-district travel, home delivery of newspapers

Updated on: 04 June,2020 03:43 PM IST  |  Mumbai
mid-day online correspondent |

According to the new amendments, schools and educational institutes can open to evaluate answer sheets and development of e-content while home delivery of newspapers to begin from June 7

Maha govt allows inter-district travel, home delivery of newspapers

Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray

The Uddhav Thackeray-led Maharashtra government on Thursday took to Twitter to announce new amendments to the revised guidelines for phase-wise opening and easing of lockdown restrictions in the state. On May 31, the Maharashtra government had extended the nationwide lockdown till June 30.


Key Highlights


  • Movement of stranded labourers, migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists will continue to be regulated as per standard operating procedures
  • Inter-district movement of people in Mumbai Metropolitan Region allowed
  • Private offices to operate with up to 10 per cent staff as per requirement
  • All shops on one side of the road/lane will open full working hours from June 5


Taking to Twitter, the official handle of Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray tweeted, "Ammendments to the Guidelines- Easing of Restrictions and Phase-wise opening of Lockdown."

According to the new amendments, open air gyms and swings will not be allowed to operate, shops on one side of the road will remain open for full working hours and vice versa, private offices can operate with 10 per cent staff with effect from June 8 and home delivery of newspapers will be allowed from June 7.

The Maharashtra government's new amendments also stated that schools and educational institutes could open to evaluate answer sheets and development of e-content. The revised guidelines also allowed inter-district movement of people within the area of Municipal Corporation under Mumbai Metropolitan Region (MMR) without any restrictions. However, inter-state movement of people would be regulated as per the SOPs issues by the Ministry of Home Affairs.

 
 
 
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