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Mumbai: Key points from protocol that bars & restaurants have to follow

As bars and restaurants get set to open in Mumbai tomorrow, heres the govt-issued SOP

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Fumigation on at Mysore Boarding and Lodging, Sion, on September 30, as it gets ready to open its doors to diners for the first time since March 22. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar

Fumigation on at Mysore Boarding and Lodging, Sion, on September 30, as it gets ready to open its doors to diners for the first time since March 22. Pic/Pradeep Dhivar

On September 30, the government of Maharashtra announced, as a part of its staggered reopening programme called 'Mission Begin Again', that hotels, food courts, restaurants and bars would be allowed to operate from October 5 with a 50 per cent capacity, or as prescribed by local authorities. On Saturday, the Directorate of Tourism (Maharashtra) issued Standard Operating Protocols (SOPs) for bars and restaurants across the state, other than in containment zones.

Bars and restaurants have been shut across the state for more than six months now, ever since the Coronavirus pandemic hit the country. Here are the key points from the general protocol that bars and restaurants will have to follow:

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