Maharashtra Government on Tuesday announced a 15-day long statewide curfew from April 14 amid the spike in coronavirus cases in the state.
The curfew, which excludes essential services, will come into effect from 8 pm on Wednesday, Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray said in his address via social media to people of the state.
Here are the restrictions for the &lsquo;lockdown-style&rsquo; curfew:
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<li>Section 144 will be imposed across the state from 8pm, Wednesday.</li>
<li>Private vehicles can ply only for essential/emergency purposes.</li>
<li>Public transport will be allowed with the following restrictions - Autos: Driver + 2 passengers; Taxi: Driver + 50&#37 of vehicle capacity; Bus: Full capacity but no standing passengers allowed.</li>
<li>Trains and flights will be allowed.</li>
<li>Schools and colleges across the state will be shut.</li>
<li>Ecommerce to be allowed only for delivery of essential items.</li>
<li>Restaurants, hotels across the state to remain closed. Home delivery and take away allowed.</li>
<li>Cinema halls, drama theatres, clubs, swimming pools, gyms, amusement parks to remain shut.</li>
<li>No shooting of movies, serials, commercials will be allowed.</li>
<li>Public places like beaches, garden etc. to remain closed. Barber shops, salons to remain closed. Places of worship to remain closed.</li>
<li>Weddings allowed with maximum 25 people, funerals with 20.</li>
<li>Decision on domestic workers, drivers will be taken by local authorities.</li>
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Section 144 will be imposed across the state from 8pm, Wednesday. Here are the restrictions for the ‘lockdown-style’ curfew

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