Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister's Warning As State Preps For Unlock
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Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said the recovery rate in the state is constantly increasing but "we should not become relaxed." "The crisis still exists," he said.
Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Thursday said that restrictions will continue to remain in force despite the gradual unlocking of economic activities in the state from June 1. Public events, including political rallies, won't be allowed, he said, adding, marriages will be allowed but with a cap of ten people and those who participate should be tested for COVID-19. The Chief Minister said the recovery rate in the state is constantly increasing but "we should not become relaxed." "The crisis still exists," he said. The ongoing ban on the assembly of five or more persons at one place will remain in place, Mr Chouhan said. He also warned of the possibility of a third wave and said that a roadmap has been prepared to deal with such a scenario. Activities will begin but gradually, political rallies, meetings, and religious events will remain completely banned, he said.More Related News