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Coronavirus outbreak: Lockdown rules that have to be strictly followed

E-commerce companies. Vehicles used by e-commerce operators will be allowed to ply with necessary permissions

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Not allowed till May 3

. Domestic and international air travel, except for medical or security purposes.
. All trains and buses, including Metro, except for security purposes,
. Taxis (including autos and cycle rickshaws) and services of cab aggregators.
. Inter-district and inter-state movement of individuals except for medical reasons or for activities permitted under guidelines.
. All educational, training, coaching institutions etc. shall remain closed.
. All industrial and commercial activities other than those specifically permitted
. Hospitality services other than those specifically permitted
. All cinema halls, malls, shopping complexes, gymnasiums, sports complexes, swimming pools, entertainment parks, theatres, bars and auditoriums, assembly halls and similar places.
. All social/ political/ sports/ entertainment/ academic cultural/ religious functions/ other gatherings.
. All religious places/ places of worship shall be closed for public. Religious congregations are strictly prohibited.
. In case of funerals, congregation of more than twenty people will not be permitted.

Allowed after April 20

. Bank branches and ATMs, IT vendors for banking operations
. Bank branches be allowed to work as per normal working hours till disbursal of DBT cash transfers is complete.
. Postal services, including post offices.
. Disbursement of social security pensions, pension and provident fund services provided by EPFO
. All health services (including AYUSH) to remain functional
. Authorised private establishments, which support provision of essential services, or efforts for containment of COVID-19.
. All agricultural and horticultural activities to remain fully functional.
. Operations of the fishing (marine and inland)/ aquaculture industry
. Operations of tea, coffee and rubber plantations, with maximum of 50% workers
. Processing, packaging, sale and marketing of tea, coffee, rubber and cashew, with maximum of 50% workers.
. Collection, processing, distribution and sale of milk and milk products by milk processing plants, including transport and supply chain.
. Operation of animal husbandry farms including poultry farms & hatcheries and livestock farming activity.
. Animal feed manufacturing and feed plants, including supply of raw material
. Operation of animal shelter homes, including Gaushalas.
. Reserve Bank of India (RBI) and RBI regulated financial markets and entities
. SEBI, IRDAI and Insurance companies.
. Operation of homes for children/ disabled/ mentally challenged/ senior citizens/ destitute/ women/ widows.
. Observation homes, after care homes and places of safety for juveniles
. Anganwadis for the distribution of food items and nutrition once in 15 days at the doorsteps of beneficiaries.
. Online teaching/ distance learning to be encouraged
. Operations of Oil and Gas sector and generation, transmission and distribution of power at Central and State/ UT levels.
. Operations of utilities in water, sanitation and waste management sectors, at municipal/ local body levels in States and UTS
. Operation of utilities providing telecommunications and internet services.

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