TN allows play schools, kindergarten to reopen from Nov 1
The Hindu
Places of worship to open on all days of the week from October 14
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Thursday announced that play schools, kindergarten classes and anganwadis would be allowed to reopen from November 1 across the State. He also announced that all places of worship would be allowed to open on all days of the week with effect from October 14.
“All employees and workers in play schools and kindergarten classes must have been vaccinated for their reopening [from November 1],” Mr. Stalin said.
With effect from today (October 14), the restriction on not allowing people in places of worship on Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays would be lifted, he said. In a statement, Mr. Stalin also also announced that all shops, restaurants and bakeries would be allowed to remain open for business till 11 pm from today (Oct 14). He also announced that tuition centres and government and private organised employment camps would be allowed from today (Oct 14).
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