Coronavirus lockdown | Shops in Tamil Nadu to close by 10 am from Saturday
The Hindu
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Provision and grocery stores and shops selling meat would be allowed to function only from 6 am to 10 am across Tamil Nadu from Saturday as the . Tea shops will be closed. These shops were earlier allowed to remain open from 6 am to 12 noon. “ would be made mandatory from May 17 for inter-district and intra-district movement even for essential purposes, weddings or funerals of close relatives and also for travelling for medical treatment and for elderly care,” a Government release said on Friday evening. Shops on pavements, which were earlier allowed to sell vegetables, flowers and fruits till 12 noon would not be allowed any more.
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