Telangana imposes night curfew with immediate effect till April 30
The Hindu
Night curfew will be in force from 9 pm to 5 am till April 30. All the offices, firms, shops, establishments, restaurants and others should be closed at 8 pm.
With the State witnessing steep escalation in number of people testing positive to Coronavirus (COVID-19), the Telangana government has decided to impose night curfew with immediate effect. Night curfew will be in force from 9 pm to 5 am till April 30. All the offices, firms, shops, establishments, restaurants and others should be closed at 8 pm. Hospitals, diagnostic labs, pharmacies and those dealing with the supply of essential services have been exempt from the restrictions.
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