In the midst of the ever-increasing infection of the pandemic Coronavirus, the central government has extended another lockdown i.e. Lockdown 5.0 till June 30. In this, lockdown will still be strictly followed in the Containment (Seal) Zone. In the system being started in the name of Unlock-1, almost all the activities, from traffic to traffic, are being started with condition.
Apart from this, CM Yogi Adityanath said in a media talk on Sunday that in Uttar Pradesh, Lockdown-5.0 i.e. Unlock-1 will start from Monday. We have done a lot of brainstorming yesterday about this with Team 11. A guideline has been prepared on the relief provided to the public in the unlock. Everyone has to follow these guidelines. He said that the unlock will start in the state from tomorrow i.e. Monday. There will also be strictness in the Containment Zone. CM Yogi Adityanath told that it has been decided to start the bus and taxi service in Uttar Pradesh.
In his statement, CM Yogi Adityanath said that in lockdown 5.0 we are giving a lot of leeway. In this, people have to be very cautious. From the first week, we will give a step wise discount. In this sequence, religious places will be opened from June 8. During this time also we will not allow mass gathering. We have given a lot of relief to people in many areas, but the elderly and children will still have to escape. We are not imposing any tax on the people even in this crisis, but the public will also have to protect themselves from infection with the coronavirus. In Uttar Pradesh too, lockdown will be strictly implemented from June 1 to 30 in the Containment (Seal) Zone. Only essential services will be allowed in the state. Contact tracing, house to house surveillance work will continue.
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