Many restrictions in Maharashtra amid fears of third wave, know which things are banned, who will get exemption

Mumbai: The third wave of Covid-19 Pandemic (COVID-19 Pandemic) is expected to prevent several cases of 'Delta Plus' variant (Delta Plus Variant) of virus in Maharashtra to prevent transition from spreading infection The restrictions (Lockdown in Maharashtra) have been implemented from Monday. Looking at the situation, Level Three's restrictions have been imposed in the entire state.

Shops will open up to 4 o'clock in Maharashtra

According to the notification released from the Maharashtra Govt (Maharashtra Govt), the shops of essential items will be open till four o'clock in the evening. At the same time, non-essential commodities will be open to four o'clock in the evening in the Week Days.

Restaurants will open up to 4 o'clock in the state

According to the order, the restaurants have approved by eating food with 50 percent capacity till four o'clock in the Week Day. However, after 4 o'clock, food can be taken and home delivery can be carried out.

Restrictions on local trains

Suburban Trains (LOCL Train) will be available only for employees of health workers and essential services. Apart from this, the gym, the salon has been approved to open up to four o'clock in the evening with fifty percent capacity.

The impact of restrictions will be more in these cities

These new orders will be impact on cities like Nagpur, Thane and Pune, because in these cities there was more relaxed in restrictions. The State Government has said in the guidelines that restrictions will be subdivided-enhanced on the basis of RT-PCR probe instead of rapid antigen or other investigation. At the same time, the State Government had told Delta Plus variant concern.

More than 60 million people have been infected in Maharashtra

According to the State Health Department, Maharashtra was registered 9974 new cases of CoronaVirus in Mahatashtra and 143 people died. After this, the number of infections has increased by 60 lakh 36 thousand 821 and the number of dies became 1 lakh 21 thousand 286. In the state, 8562 patients were recovered in 24 hours, after which the number of recovery in Maharashtra has become 57 lakh 90 thousand 113. In the state, there are 1 lakh 22 thousand 252 active cases of Kovid-19.