Tamil Nadu schools, colleges to open from February 1, no night curfew from January 30
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The DMK government has also withdrawn the complete lockdown on January 30 (Sunday). The decision I this regard was taken following a meeting chaired by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin, which was also attended by state’s Health Minister Ma Subramanian, Chief Secretary V Irai Anbu, and other officials.
CHENNAI: The MK Stalin-led Tamil Nadu government has decided to withdraw the night curfew imposed from 10 pm to 5 am due to the Covid-19 situation and announced that schools will re-open for students of Classes 1-12 from February 1.
The DMK government has also withdrawn the complete lockdown on January 30 (Sunday). The decision I this regard was taken following a meeting chaired by Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin, which was also attended by state’s Health Minister Ma Subramanian, Chief Secretary V Irai Anbu, and other officials.
Considering the future of the students, livelihood of the people, employment and economy, the Chief Minister ordered certain relaxations in the state which will be in place from February 1-15.
