Live
- Achievement of Congress in last one year is 'big zero': Karnataka BJP President
- Strict action will be taken if adulterated food items are sold
- 6 sheep and 2 goats were killed by lightning.
- Indian mixed relay team breaks national record, wins gold in Asian Relays
- IPL 2024 Rohit Sharma incident: Broadcaster says committed to protecting players’ privacy
- Congress jailed me 20 times, says its ally Akhil Gogoi in Assam
- Taking wickets is key to stopping batters from big totals in T20s, says Harbhajan Singh
- Cyber DSP Giri Kumar reassured cyber victims
- At 59 per cent, Baramulla Lok Sabha constituency records highest-ever turnout: EC
- Odisha records 60.87 pc voter turnout
AP govt. defers implementation of Night Curfew amid Sankranti festival, to be enforced from January 18
AP govt. defers implementation of Night Curfew amid Sankranti festival, to be enforced from January 18
The government, which had earlier planned to implement the curfew from yesterday, has recently made a key change and decided to enforce night curfew from after the Sankranti festival. The government has made it clear that the decision was taken to avoid any inconvenience to the people
It is known that the AP government has decided to impose night curfew in the state to curb the spread of corona and omicron variant. The government, which had earlier planned to implement the curfew from yesterday, has recently made a key change and decided to enforce night curfew from after the Sankranti festival. The government has made it clear that the decision was taken to avoid any inconvenience to the people in the wake of the festival.
It has issued orders to enforce night curfew across the state from the 18th of this month till the end of the month. Meanwhile, there will be a night curfew from 11 pm to 5 am excluded emergency services such as essentials and medical treatment.
The government has allowed only 200 people are allowed in public gatherings and 100 people indoor gatherings. The state government has given permission for international transport in view of the Sankranthi festival and allowed 50 percent occupancy in movie theaters.
