Delhi lifts weekend curfew, night curfew stays

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January 27, 2022 13:55

Weekend curfew to be lifted in Delhi, night curfew to remain, DDMA officials have said.

Odd-even opening for shops to go. Opening of schools will be discussed in the next DDMA meet.

Weddings can be held up to a maximum of 200 people or 50 per cent capacity.

Bars, restaurants and cinema halls can open with 50% capacity.

Government offices to operate with 50% capacity.

A meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority was held to review the COVID-19 situation and relaxation of restrictions in the national capital.

Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal was chairing the meeting being held virtually in which Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal participated.

Last week, the Delhi government allowed all private offices in the National Capital Territory of Delhi, outside of Containment Zones, to function with up to 50 per cent attendance.

The DDMA had, however, advised the private offices to stagger office timing, presence and quantum of staff. -- ANI

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