COVID-19: Manipur relaxes restrictions as situation improves
The Hindu
The night curfew has been relaxed and will be in force between 8.30 p.m. and 4 a.m.
The COVID-19 restrictions in Manipur have been further relaxed as there is a slight improvement in the situation, according to a State government order.
The night curfew had been relaxed and would now be in force between 8.30 p.m. and 4 a.m., the order on Tuesday said. Assembly of persons at 50% of the capacity would be permitted at weddings and other religious functions. So far, just 20 persons were allowed.
All religious places would be allowed to reopen and the COVID-19 Standard Operating Procedures should be observed strictly. The new order would be in force till October 21.
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