Except for the containment zone, exemption will be given in phases
Lockdown 4.0 ends on May 31st
In the first phase of the unlock, religious places and places of public prayer, hotels, restaurants and other hospitality services, shopping malls will be allowed to open from June 1, 2020.
The second phase of the unlock will be opened in 2nd schools, colleges, educational institutions etc. in consultation with the States and Union Territories. State Governments, Union Territories have been asked to discuss the issue with those educational institutions and parents. Based on their response, the decision on when to open these institutions will be taken in July 2020. The Ministry of Family and Health Welfare will send an SOP for this.
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To whom should we go and tell our grief? Healing of relatives goes for good treatment and is found in the line of corpses. The third phase of the unlock will see a ban on such activities in the country.
International air travel, swimming pool, amusement park, theater, bar, auditorium, halls and public place gatherings related to social, political, sports, educational, religious, cultural and recreational. Depending on the situation, it will be decided when to open these activities in Phase 3.
There are 10 important things to follow in Unlock-1 According to the guideline of the Ministry of Human Resources, 10 important things have to be strictly followed in Unlock-1. Including wearing face masks, adhering to social distance, not holding large events, not spitting in public, drinking alcohol in public places, eating leaves and not smoking tobacco, working from home as far as possible, following the rules of shops and offices. , Screening and maintaining hygiene, using sanitizer.
The national directive guidelines implemented by the government for the control of corona across the country must be followed.
Night curfew: There will be strict curfew from 8 pm to 5 am. The local police and system will enforce the law and order through sections like section 12
Lockdown in the Containment Zone: There will be a lockdown in the Containment Zone of the country till June 30. The district system will determine the containment zone under the guidance of the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare. No one goes out in this zone except for life necessities and contact tracing and house surveillance will be done. In addition areas where new cases are likely to grow can be declared buffer zones. Controls in this zone will determine the mechanism of the district.
States, Union Territories may also reduce the permitted activities according to their status Notably, we had to seek permission to move from one state to another, which would no longer be required. At the same time it will be mandatory to wear social distance and a mask during each of these relaxations.
The country has once again implemented a lockdown to deal with the corona virus. The government has released guidelines for Lockdown 5.0. Outside the containment zone, the government has phased out the exemption.
Explain that the country is going through a lockdown to deal with the Corona virus. Lockdown 4.0 ends on May 31st. In such a situation, the government has increased it further. Lockdown 5.0 will run from 1 June to 30 June. The central government has left it to the states to open schools and colleges. The states will take a decision in July. The hotels will open from June 8. Curfew will be in force in the country from 9 am to 5 am.
The Home Ministry has released the guidelines for Lockdown 5.0. Under this, exemption will be given in phases outside the containment zone, but at present there will be a complete ban in the country. There will be a complete exemption outside the containment zone. These guidelines will apply from 1 June to 30 June.
Earlier, Union Minister Prakash Javadekar had hinted at the outline of Lockdown 5.0. He said the lockdown would be 5.0, but the sanctions would be much lower.
"Lockdown 5.0 will be quite normal," the Union Minister told a news channel. "Restrictions will be imposed in only a few of these areas. The rest of the public life will be opened up," he said, adding that "the current situation will not last forever.
Describing the lockdown as a much-needed step, the Union Minister said, "If this decision had not been taken at the right time in the country, there would have been 5 million cases of corona in India today. "India has the lowest number of deaths in the world. We hope that soon a vaccine or medicine will come and all people will live a normal life as before," he said.
