Coronavirus | Cannot keep extending lockdown, people must cooperate, says TN CM M.K. Stalin
The Hindu
The lockdown now was the only option available, the Chief Minister said in a recorded video message on Tuesday, and added that due to efforts taken, there is no situation now where patients have to struggle for a bed
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Tuesday said that the lockdown to contain the spread of COVID-19 cannot be extended endlessly and people’s cooperation was needed to put a full stop to it soon. “We cannot keep extending the lockdown and there has to be a full stop to this soon. It is only in people’s hands. There can be a full stop to the spread of COVID-19 only if restrictions are followed completely,” Mr. Stalin said in a recorded video message released on Tuesday morning.
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