Bihar Night Curfew Guidelines: Only 100 people will be involved in marriage, know what are the restrictions during the night curfew?
There will be a ban on eating in restaurants, dhabas and restaurants. Home delivery will be conducted till 9 o’clock in the night. Only up to 100 people will be allowed to attend the wedding program.
In view of the increasing cases of corona in Bihar, a night curfew has been imposed. Apart from this, schools, colleges, educational institutions have been closed till May 15. Apart from this, all shops can now be kept open till six in the evening. Giving information about these decisions, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar said on Sunday that like last year, the corona-infected patient receiving area will be made a containment zone.
The Chief Minister said that suggestions have been received from people of all parties on Saturday and all kinds of talks have been held in the District Magistrates’ Meeting on Sunday. There will be no shortage of oxygen in hospitals. All types of medicine will be arranged. Those living in home isolation will also be fully looked after. He said that like last year, this year also physicians and health workers will be given one month’s extra salary.
Night curfew from 9 am to 5 am
There will be a night curfew in the state from 9 am to 5 am. There will be a ban on eating in restaurants, dhabas and restaurants. Home delivery will be conducted till 9 o’clock in the night. All shops, markets and markets will now be closed at 6 pm instead of 7 pm. He said that all schools, colleges, educational institutions have been closed on 15 May. During this time no examination of any kind will be conducted.
Nitish said that only 100 people will be allowed to attend the wedding program. He said that to control congestion in the municipal area and block headquarters, the District Magistrate can impose Section 144 in the area. It is noteworthy that an all-party meeting was convened by Governor Fagu Chauhan on Saturday, in which representatives of all the parties gave their suggestions.
