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From Monday, the Uttar Pradesh government will reduce the night curfew by two hours (June 21). The night curfew will be in effect starting tomorrow, from 9 p.m. until 7 a.m. Previously, a night curfew was in effect from 7 p.m. to 7 a.m.
From Monday, the new guidelines will allow restaurants, cafés, and malls to open at 50% capacity. According to Chief Secretary R K Tiwari's directive, Saturday and Sunday shall be weekly holidays.
From June 21, a maximum of 50 persons will be allowed to attend weddings and other festivities at both open and closed venues. The number of persons allowed in a religious building at any given moment has been limited to 50.
The opening of markets outside of the containment zones will be permitted under the new SOPs. Malls will reopen, and government offices will allow full attendance.
These concessions were announced by the Uttar Pradesh administration on June 15, but they will take effect on Monday. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath presided over a COVID-19 review meeting when the decision was made. According to the official statement, the CM urged officials to make all necessary preparations to prevent a possible third pandemic wave.
Meanwhile, Uttar Pradesh reported 51 fresh COVID-19 deaths on Saturday (June 19), bringing the total death toll to 22,132. After 294 additional people tested positive for the infection, the total number of cases reached 17,04,139.
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