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Lockdown relaxations come into effect in TN

NT BureauBy NT BureauFebruary 16, 2022No Comments
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Chennai: A set of lockdown relaxations announced by the Tamilnadu government in view of the declining trend in the daily Covid caseload has come into effect in Tamilnadu from this morning.

While LKG, UKG and play schools reopened after two years, cinema theaters and hotels functioned with 100 per cent occupancy. However, strict Covid-19 protocols were in place.

Chief Minister M K Stalin recently announced extension of Covid lockdown till 2 March while easing more curbs.

In a statement here after chairing a high-level meet, he said the decision to extend the lockdown from 16 February to 2 March was taken after a meeting with senior officials of the government and taking into account the declining trend in the daily Covid caseload.

He said further relaxations were announced taking into account that there was a significant reduction in admissions in hospitals and keeping in mind the state’s economy and the future of the students.

He said from 16 February, LKG, UKG and play schools would be allowed to function. All India industrial trade fairs will also be allowed to be conducted.

While the ban on social, cultural and political meetings would continue, the Chief Minister doubled the participation of people in weddings from 100 to 200 and in death-related events from 50 to 100. Cinema theaters and hotels will be allowed to function with 100 per cent occupancy.

He also appealed to follow all the Covid protocols like wearing facemasks, hand washing and maintaining social distancing.

Nearly two years after they were closed due as Covid-19 began its spread, the Tamilnadu government on Saturday announced the reopening of playschools and nursery schools with Lower KG and Upper KG sections from today.

The latest announcement involves withdrawing almost all significant restrictions that were in place due to the pandemic.

In the meeting chaired by the Chief Minister at the Secretariat, Chief Secretary V Irai Anbu and other senior state officials participated.  Physical classes commenced on 1 February for school children from grades 1 to 12 and college students as well.

 

 

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