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With cases in Maharashtra scaling new highs daily, the state government has put several curbs in place, while not imposing a complete lockdown.
While Section 144 in place, the Maharashtra government has announced a slew of measures including restricting timings of essential services and shutting of public places.
So, what’s allowed in Maharashtra? What’s not? Here’s all you need to know.
What will be allowed?
Essential services will be allowed from 7 am to 8 pm.
What services are considered essential?
What are the timings for the said shops to stay open?
All groceries, vegetable shops, fruit vendors, dairies, bakeries, confectionaries, all type of food shops, shops related to farm produce, pet food shops, shops related to materials for impending rainy season for individuals orgs to be open only between 7 am to 11 am.
Are these places allowed home delivery services?
Yes, home delivery from the said shops however may be allowed between 7 am to 8 pm. These timings however may be changed by the local authority.
Are domestic workers considered essential workers?
Decision regarding domestic workers/drivers/attendants to work shall be taken by local authorities, depending on the situation.
Is there a restriction on public transport?
Local trains and bus services will not be shut down entirely but will be used for essential services and workers only.
All vehicles are to be sanitised after every trip.
I have to visit Maharashtra for a personal emergency. Can I enter?
There will be no restriction on air travel. However, Maharashtra CM Thackeray has said that ‘unnecessary entry’ will be restricted.
Can I go to a restaurant to eat?
What will be shut?
Will temples/mosques be open?
No, all religious places of worship will remain closed.
What about schools and colleges?
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