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Lockdown Curbs End 2024: दिल्ली के बाद महाराष्ट्र, तमिलनाडु, हरियाणा में कोरोना नियमों में ढील दी गई है। केस घटने के साथ ही कोरोना महामारी के खात्मे की उम्मीद भी जगने लगी है।
विभिन्न राज्यों ने कोरोना नियमों में छूट देना भी शुरू कर दिया है जैसे ही कोरोनो वायरस के मामले कम हुए हरियाणा सरकार ने शुक्रवार रात नया आदेश जारी किया और राज्य में लॉकडाउन दिशानिर्देशों में ढील दी। राज्य सरकार ने ताजा आदेश में सिनेमा हॉल, थिएटर और मल्टीप्लेक्स को 50 प्रतिशत बैठने की क्षमता के साथ खोलने की अनुमति दी है। इससे पहले दिल्ली, महाराष्ट्र और दक्षिण भारतीय राज्य तमिलनाडु में छूट दी जा चुकी है। महाराष्ट्र में कुछ नियमों के साथ शराब की बिक्री शुरू कर दी गई है, वहीं तमिलनाडु में जनता को अब सनडे लॉकडाउन (Sunday Lockdown) का सामना नहीं करना पड़ेगा।
Covid-19 Lockdown in India
Locking up is not a solution to stopping an outbreak of a virus because you are slowing its growth but cannot stop this at all if done properly. We know that locking down is not the real solution to the Corona virus attack, it only slows down the spread of it and can’t stop it completely. The mass testing program is the only way I have found that you can protect yourself from this disease, if it comes to your town or city in India.
If you live in India and suspect that someone close can be infected with the Corona virus, contact your local government health department and make a request for mass testing . We test when there is a rise in the number of cases, but we stop testing after that if nothing happens. This should be avoided.
There has been an increase in COVIDs and other serious diseases over the last few years so many countries have imposed lockdowns on their airports to prevent infections spreading further. While there is not a complete lockdown across the country, but many states are implementing these type of restrictions due to recent increase in COVID cases.
Coronavirus lockdown in India Latest updates
| Article Name | When will Lockdown in India 2024? |
| Announced By | Narendra Modi |
| Curfew Reason | Corona Omicron Variant |
| Lockdown 2024 Start Date | There are Now Lockdown Currently |
| Unlock Date in India | All states Unlocked |
| Article Category | Trending |
| Will be Apply in | All-States of India |
| Official Sources | News Channels |
Check Latest Updates of Omicron Cases in india
About Corona Lockdown
Lockdown is the limitation of people who are allowed to enter a certain place for some time so that there can be an investigation about what happened in it or not happening at all (case). The restrictions are imposed on everyone except those essential commodities such as medical and medical service staff, ambulance drivers. It has become a way of regulating movement in areas.
Unlock is a relaxation that allows entry indiscriminately for social, cultural and commercial activities including those for which permission would already have been given e.g.: government offices (except Police stations), banks / ATM’s
Lockdown in History
On the evening of 24 March 2020, the Government of India ordered a nationwide lockdown for 21 days, limiting movement of the entire 1.38 billion population of India as a preventive measure against the COVID-19 pandemic in India. Wikipedia
It was ordered after 14 hours of voluntary public curfews and then followed by laws that enforced a series of regulations in the country’s COVID-19 affected regions. The lockdown was placed when the number of confirmed positive coronavirus cases in India was approximately 500. It affected over 1.3 billion people (138 crore) at the time of this event.
Here is a list of what you can and can’t do in Covid 19 Curfew
- Vegetable shops, groceries and fruit stores will remain open
- Medical facilities, hospitals, medical stores, pharmaceutical companies will not be affected
- Banks, ATMs and insurance offices will continue to operate
- Agriculture and allied activities are allowed.
- Petrol pumps. LPG petroleum outlets, cold storage and warehousing services will not be affected
- Private vehicles carrying passengers from airports and railway stations.
- Media services and e-commerce activities will continue
- Unnecessary public movement prohibited.
- All non-essential state government offices will stay closed.
- All schools, colleges and educational institutions will stay shut.
- Restaurants and eateries to remain shut. Only take away option will available.
- Only 50 per cent people will be allowed on public transports.
- All cinema halls, shopping malls, clubs, swimming pools, stadiums, gyms and parks will stay closed.
- In weddings and marriage functions, only 50 participants will be allowed.
- No examination will be held by state-run schools and universities.
When will Be Lockdown 2024 in india
In the wake of the Omicron situation, many states have taken strict measures to ensure safety by imposing night curfews and other restrictions. The curfew restrictions in India have been implemented at different levels such as night, Sunday and daytime curfews. This shows a nationwide lock down that will start soon in India.
There is news that the government will impose a 19-day lockdown on Covid. We suggest that people must wait for the final news of Covid 19 Weekend Lockdown Janta Curfew and then make themselves ready to face this situation. If lockdown will be applied then you can move in your city by E Pass from all other state of India, But not the Rest of the country due to it’s non availability. You can Apply from here.
Is there a lockdown? – No
Is School/College/Coaching Center Open? – No (Check when will be school Re open)
Are Tourists Allowed Entry by the State Govt.? – Yes
Registration or E-Pass Requirement – Not Required
Mandatory RT-PCR testing for travelers – No
Latest State-wise COVID-19 Regulations and Travel Guidelines 2024
As the second wave of coronavirus disease in India continues slowing down, several states are easing up on strict restrictions which were put in place to stop it from spreading through out all over country. For your convenience, here is the list of state-wise travel rules and restrictions that you need to know if you plan on traveling.
Puducherry
– In malls/market complexes/shops, customers not exceeding 50% of capacity shall be allowed
-Intra district and inter-district public transport can operate at 50% seating capacity
-Cinemas/theatres/multiplexes shall be permitted to operate at 50% seating capacity
-Restaurants/bars/hotels/liquor shops/hospitality sector establishments to operate at 50% capacity
-Auditoriums/kalaiarangams, beauty parlours, salons, spas, gyms, yoga training centres, exhibitions to function at 50% capacity
Odisha
-All schools and colleges up to Grade 12 will remain closed.
-All shops, malls, shopping complexes shall remain open from 5 am to 9 pm every day.
-Markets/haats, cinema halls, swimming pools, entertainment complexes, theatres, auditoriums, assembly halls and similar places to be closed at 9 pm.
-The restrictions will remain in place from January 7, 5 am till February 1, 5 am.
Chandigarh
-Under the night curfew, movement of individuals for all non-essential activities will remain prohibited between 10 pm to 5 am
-All educational institutions including schools, colleges, universities, coaching institutions shall remain closed.
-Medical and nursing colleges may continue to function normally in offline mode.
-All government offices in Chandigarh except those related to essential services/departments will function with physical attendance of 50 per cent capacity of actual strength with regard to ‘Group C and D” staff
-All private offices will also function with 50 percent staff and rest would be required to work from home.
-All bars, cinema halls, multiplexes, malls, restaurants, spas, museums, shall be allowed to operate at 50 percent of their capacity subject to all staff present being fully vaccinated.
Uttar Pradesh
– Schools to be shut for students till class 10, until Makar Sankranti, i.e., January 14
– In districts reporting more than 1000 active cases, gyms, restaurants, cinema halls, banquets and other public places to be run at 50% of total capacity
– Not more than 100 people to assemble in weddings and other functions taking place in closed spaces. For open spaces, 50% of the total capacity of the ground to be filled.
– Night curfew extended from 10 pm to 6 am, instead of 11 pm to 5 am, from January 6.
— For the Magh Mela in Prayagraj, devotees will have to present a negative RT-PCR report done latest 48 hours before.
West Bengal
– Flights from Mumbai and Delhi will be allowed thrice, weekly – Monday, Wednesday and Friday, w.e.f January 5; situation to be reviewed depending on COVID cases in the state.
– All schools, colleges, universities, spas, salons, beauty parlours, swimming pools, zoos, and entertainment parks will remain closed in West Bengal from Monday, January 3.
– Restaurants and bars may operate with 50 per cent of the capacity at a time and up to 10pm. The same restrictions and timings hold true for cinema halls and theatres.
– Shopping malls and market complexes may function with restricted entry of people by not exceeding 50 per cent of the capacity at a time and up to 10pm.
– All government and private offices will operate at 50 per cent capacity; all administrative meetings will henceforth ve conducted via virtual mode.
– Kolkata Metro services shall operate with 50 per cent seating capacity as per usual operational time.
Delhi
– There shall be a night curfew on the movement of persons from 10 pm to 5 am throughout the NCT of Delhi.
– Schools, cinemas, gyms, auditoriums, assembly halls, spas, yoga institutes, amusement and water parks have been shut in Delhi. Only outside yoga activities are allowed. Barber shops and salons are open.
– Restaurants allowed with 50% of seating capacity from 8 am to 10 pm. Bars are allowed with 50% of seating capacity from 12 noon to 10 pm.
– Metro trains and buses will operate at 50 per cent of seating capacity with no standing passengers.
– Private offices to function up to 50 per cent of staff attendance between 9 am to 5 pm (offices falling under exempted category allowed to function with 100% attendance).
– In market and market complexes, shops are allowed between 10 am to 8 pm on an odd-even basis – establishments will open on alternate days depending on shop numbers.
-A weekend curfew will be imposed. All government officials except for those engaged in essential services will work from home. 50% workforce of private offices will work from home.
Maharashtra
– Maharashtra govt to discontinue physical classes in colleges, universities till February 15. All exams in the said institutions are to be conducted online till February 15.
– Rapid RT-PCR test must at Mumbai airport only for passengers coming from at-risk, high-risk countries and UAE.
– In case of marriages or any other social, political or religious event, the maximum number of attendees shall be restricted to 50 persons.
– The maximum number of attendees is restricted to 20 in funerals. Night curfew from 9 pm to 6 am has already been imposed.
– Notice issued to hotels, bungalows, resorts owner in Lonavala, Khandala and other hill stations.
– Imposition of section 144 in any other part of the state which are tourist spots that attract a large crowd of people such as beaches, open grounds, etc.
Haryana
– The administration ordered the closure of cinema halls, sports complexes, swimming pools, and entertainment parks. Govt and private offices have also been ordered to function with 50 percent staff attendance.
– All officers of the level of Under Secretary, equivalent and above need to attend office in a regular manner.
-Physical attendance of government employees below the level of Under Secretary shall be restricted to 50 percent of the actual strength and the remaining 50 percent shall work from home.
– These restrictions will be imposed in Gurgaon, Faridabad, Ambala, Panchkula and Sonipat districts, which have the highest daily infection rates, from January 2 and remain in force till January 12.
– Markets and malls have been allowed to remain open till 5 pm. Bars and restaurants have been permitted to function with 50 percent of their seating capacity.
– Only fully vaccinated persons are allowed to enter places such as vegetable and grain markets, public transport, parks, religious places, bars, restaurants, hotels, departmental stores, ration shops, liquor and wine shops, malls, shopping complexes, local markets, petrol and CNG stations, milk booths, gyms and banks.
Karnataka
–The Karnataka government is planning ‘tough rules’ to arrest the spread of Covid-19 as daily infections are starting to spike, said state revenue minister R Ashoka on Saturday.
– Karnataka witnessed sudden a spike in coronavirus infections when 1,033 cases were reported on Saturday. The state had last reported over 1,000 cases three months ago on 9 September 2021.
Jharkhand
-Stadiums, parks, gyms, swimming pools, educational institutions and tourist destinations will remain closed till further order
-Official work will be allowed with 50 per cent capacity.
-A maximum of 100 people are allowed in gatherings for weddings and funerals.
-Markets will be closed at 8 pm while religious places, chemist shops, restaurants and bars are allowed to remain open
Chhatisgarh
-Night curfew to be imposed in Raipur from 9 pm to 6 am. Hotels/restaurants, bakery, food courts, and food delivery to operate till 11 pm.
-Schools, anganwadi centers, library, swimming polls to remain closed.
-15-18 age students could be called for vaccination; classes to happen online.
-Malls, gyms, marriage halls to operate at 1/3rd capacity. Negative RT-PCR reports mandatory at airport, bus stand, station.
Punjab
(New set of restrictions will be in force till January 15)
-All educational institutions, including schools, colleges and universities, shall remain shut for offline classes and virtual classes will continue. Medical and nursing colleges to function normally.
-Night curfew will be in force from 10 pm to 5 am daily.
-Bars, cinemas halls, multiplexes, malls, restaurants, spas, museums and zoos may operate at 50% capacity provided all staff members are fully vaccinated.
-Sports complexes, stadia, swimming pools, and gyms remain shut, only sportspersons training for national or international events will be allowed access.
-Only fully vaccinated staff will be allowed to attend government as well as private offices.
Kerala
– As many as 75 people can attend marriages, funerals, political, social and cultural events in a closed room. The number of people who can attend such functions in open areas has been limited to 150.
Will there be a lockdown again in India in 2024?
There is no definite answer as to whether or not there will be a lockdown again in India in 2024. However, it is important to stay informed and stay safe during these times.
If you are living in India and are worried about the possibility of a lockdown, the best thing to do is to follow updates from the government and other sources that are reliable. You can also sign up for alerts from services like WhatsApp or Facebook so that you will be notified if there is an emergency.
You should also keep your doors and windows locked at all times, avoid large crowds, and stay away from buildings that look suspicious. If you see anything unusual or unsafe, please report it to authorities immediately.
There is no state-wise lockdown this time, however the states are different in their approach and risk management measures they take to prevent any outbreak of disease.
How has COVID-19 affected your daily life?
We are seeing an increase in the number of people being affected by COVID-19. This is because it is a highly contagious virus that can be spread through contact with respiratory secretions, such as saliva and mucus, or through contact with infected surfaces.
People who are most at risk of getting COVID-19 are those who are elderly, have a weakened immune system, or have chronic lung conditions. It is also important to note that this virus can be deadly in some cases.
There are a few things you can do to protect yourself from COVID-19:
• Stay healthy and stay well hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids.
• Avoid close contact with people who are sick.
• Stay informed about the latest developments by following news stories and social media posts about COVID-19.
When might the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic end?
There is no one answer to this question as it largely depends on the course of the pandemic. However, there are some factors that could lead to an earlier or later end to the pandemic.
Some of these factors include:
• The effectiveness of the global response effort.
• The development and deployment of new antiviral drugs and vaccines.
• effectiveness of public health interventions such as contact tracing and risk communication.
• The rate at which new cases are reported.
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FAQS About India Lockdown News
How does Covid-19 Lockdown in India 2024 help the Indian economy?
When there is a lockdown in India, traffic and economic output across the country are put out of action. This can make revenues falling for businesses that operate on the basis of supply-demand cycles.
Will the coronavirus lockdowns remain in 2024?
There is no one answer to this question as it will depend on a number of factors, including the coronavirus' ability to spread and cause disease. However, it is reasonable to expect that coronavirus lockdowns will continue in some form or another for at least the next few years.
How will COVID-19 be in 2024?
There is no one answer to this question as it will depend on a variety of factors, including the actions that are taken by governments and other organizations. However, we can make some general predictions about how COVID-19 may be in 2024. We believe that the virus will continue to spread globally, with more cases being reported every day. This will lead to increased demand for antiviral medications and vaccines, which in turn will help to protect people from the virus. We also believe that there will be significant advances in our understanding of how COVID-19 works and how to prevent its spread. This knowledge will help to develop new antiviral therapies and vaccines, which we believe will play a key role in preventing further outbreaks of the virus.
Is the new corona virus dangerous in India in the year 2024?
There is no definitive answer to this question as it depends on a number of factors, including the type and severity of the coronavirus that is currently circulating in India. However, based on the current information available, it is unlikely that the new coronavirus will cause significant health problems in India in 2024.
Will the Omicron variant lead to another lockdown in India?
There is no confirmation yet that the Omicron variant will lead to another lockdown in India. However, it is always important to be on the lookout for such situations and take the necessary precautions.
How long will lock down continue in India?
it depends on a number of factors, including the severity of the lockdown and how effective the government's response has been. As of right now, it is unclear when or if the lockdown will be lifted. However, it is important to stay informed so that you can make the best decisions for yourself and your family.
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Better to have lockdown this year too 2023 because school and colleges can learn through online and our health to get rid of it, it can be a problem so we prefer to have lockdown