Delhi govt extends Covid-19 curfew till June 7 with some relaxations | What's allowed now

The Covid-induced lockdown in Delhi has been extended till June 7, the Delhi government announced on Saturday. However, some activities will be permitted outside containment zones in this period.

The Delhi government in an order issued on Saturday announced an extension of the Covid-induced lockdown till June 7. This has been done, even though the active Covid-19 cases and case positivity rate in the city are declining, because "the situation is still precarious". Essential activities and services will, of course, continue to be exempt. E-passes possessed by people for movement connected to essential goods and services will continue to be valid. In addition, some previously prohibited activities will be permitted outside containment zones in the city from May 31 onwards.