Bihar lifts lockdown from June 9; night curfew to continue
The Hindu
The government and private offices can be open with 50% attendance till 4 pm but malls, schools, colleges, religious places and cinema halls will remain closed and shops will be allowed to open till 5 pm
The Bihar government on Tuesday announced the lifting of the lockdown from June 9, but the night curfew would continue from 7 pm to 5 am across the State. The government and private offices can be open with 50% attendance till 4 pm but malls, schools, colleges, religious places and cinema halls will remain closed and shops will be allowed to open till 5 pm. With four extensions from May 5, Bihar remained under lockdown for 35 days.
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