As part of the phased unlock plan in Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Sunday that all market activities will be allowed from Monday at 5 am, but with certain restrictions.The CM said that while weekly markets will resume activity, but only one market will open in one zone on a day. Further, restaurants will reopen but with 50% of seating capacity.The Delhi Metro will continue to ply with 50% of the capacity.
"We will observe this for one week. If cases increase, stricter restrictions will have to be reimposed, otherwise, it will be continued," said Kejriwal.
The government has decided against reopening schools, colleges and other educational institutions. All gyms, spas, yoga institute, cinema theatres, multiplexes and banquet halls will also continue to remain shut.
Sports complexes, swimming pools and stadiums have not been given a green signal yet.Any gathering for social, political, academic or entertainment reasons is also not allowed. Cultural and religious festivals continue to be prohibited as well
As part of the phased unlock plan in Delhi, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Sunday that all market activities will be allowed from Monday at 5 am, but with certain restrictions.The CM said that while weekly markets will resume activity, but only one market will open in one zone on a day. Further, restaurants will reopen but with 50% of seating capacity.The Delhi Metro will continue to ply with 50% of the capacity.
"We will observe this for one week. If cases increase, stricter restrictions will have to be reimposed, otherwise, it will be continued," said Kejriwal.
The government has decided against reopening schools, colleges and other educational institutions. All gyms, spas, yoga institute, cinema theatres, multiplexes and banquet halls will also continue to remain shut.
Sports complexes, swimming pools and stadiums have not been given a green signal yet.Any gathering for social, political, academic or entertainment reasons is also not allowed. Cultural and religious festivals continue to be prohibited as well