In the midst of the municipal and local body elections in the state, three leaders, including Chief Minister Vijay Rupani, have come out positive, with the curfew extended till February 28 in four metros in the state today. The night curfew is relaxed by one hour. There will now be a night curfew from 12 to 6 p.m. Earlier, a night curfew was in force from 11 pm to 6 am.
The decision to extend the night curfew in Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Rajkot and Surat was taken at a meeting of the core committee held at 3 pm today. The Home Department will now issue a notification regarding the curfew tonight. The Ahmedabad Police Commissioner may also issue a notification.
The curfew was decided till February 15. The
current corona transition situation in Gujarat is very much under control and the recovery rate is around 97 per cent. At that time, the Gujarat government decided to give more relief to the people of the four metros and imposed a night curfew from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. during the period from February 1 to February 15. According to the government's instructions, after February 15, if the Corona transition situation remains under control, it may be decided to reconsider or lift the curfew.
Currently, 200 people are allowed instead of 100 for a wedding.
The good news for families planning events, including weddings, is that the
government may offer night curfews as well as concessions for weddings and other public events. A month ago, Additional Chief Secretary Pankaj Kumar said there was also news that there would be hashtags for families planning weddings and other occasions in February.
The state government has decided that if social or religious ceremonies are to be held in open spaces, party plots or common plots, there will be no individual limit. When the ceremony is to be held in a closed place such as a hall, banquet or hotel, house or any other private or public house or caste wadi, not more than 200 people can participate even in fifty per cent of the total capacity of the place.
50% capacity limit in hall-hotel-banquet hall: Pankaj Kumar
50% capacity limit in hall-hotel-banquet hall: Pankaj Kumar
Not only that, in Gujarat, with the intensive health measures of the state government and the active and cooperation of the people, the prevalence of corona infection has been greatly reduced. The state has succeeded in taking the patient recovery rate to 97 per cent, so now some rules are being relaxed.
However, in the meantime, it will be mandatory for anyone to wear a mask that covers the mouth and nose. The organizer and host will have to make arrangements to maintain sanitizer and social distance at the venue. In order to maintain social distance, the distance between the chairs at the venue and the floor marking for people to stand should also be done. No one present at the ceremony should eat pan-masala and inject it. If any of this is violated, the individual and the organizer will be fined. For this planning the host www.
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