COVID-19 lockdown in Kerala: More relaxations from Thursday as places of worship open to admit devotees in a regulated manner
The Hindu
Temples, mosques and churches could let in up to 15 worshippers at a given time as per the new template for the unlock process. However, the management should ensure that they wear double masks and maintain physical distance
Places of worship in Kerala could admit devotees in a regulated manner from Thursday as the State government prepared to ease COVID-19 restrictions further. Temples, mosques and churches could let in up to 15 worshippers at a given time as per the new template for the unlock process.
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