Muzaffarnagar to observe ‘Janata curfew’ every Sunday
The District Magistrate has warned that strict action will be taken against those found violating the curfew.
The District Magistrate has warned that strict action will be taken against those found violating the curfew.
The PM has urged people across the country to turn off all electric lights, and light candles, lamps and mobile phone flashlights for nine minutes at 9 pm on Sunday to fight the “darkness of coronavirus”.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi put the entire nation on lockdown for three weeks beginning 25 March.
She was active on one-day unofficial lockdown named ‘Janata Curfew’ also, as she was seen clanging a plate as a symbol of gratitude for those working amid the spread of deadly coronavirus.
As reported in this newspaper, the state faces the risk of running out of supplies in view of the ever so ballooning demand coupled with dwindling stocks, if the jostling crowds at wholesale and retail stores are any indication.
As Delhi, along with most other states and Union territories, went into a lockdown of unprecedented proportions to combat the spread of the deadly coronavirus, the country braced itself for difficult times ahead.
The patient, a resident of Dum Dum in the northern part of the city, was undergoing treatment in the critical care unit (CCU) equipped with life-saving devices like ECMO at the private hospital with severe respiratory trouble and high fever since Saturday.
Currently, India is not in a complete lockdown mode. Perhaps there are ample of restrictions being imposed by the government, either central of state, to make the people stay inside, and maintain as much ‘social distancing’ as they can.
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The services of Kolkata’s lifeline, the Metro railway, carrying more than six lakh commuters daily, have been suspended from tomorrow till 31 March.