Mumbai: Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray came to Facebook Live yesterday and interacted with the public. During the interaction, he made a big announcement saying, "From 15th August, Mumbai local train will start for common passengers. Mumbai locality will allow people who have taken both doses of the vaccine. Those who have taken two doses will be entitled to more tickets to Mumbai local from August 15. Travel to the locality will be allowed from 14 days after taking the second dose.''
At the same time, he spoke on the lockdown exemption and said, "It will have to wait for 8-10 days now. He said that a few days ago, people from hotels and restaurant owners' organizations had come to meet us. Hotels, restaurants have been allowed to be opened by 4 pm. This is slowing down the business. But I would say that restraint is needed for 8-10 days.''
This means that the Chief Minister has made it clear that for the next 8-10 days, hotels, restaurants will open only till 4 pm, and after that home delivery will continue. Besides, temples and religious places will remain closed for the time being, while malls and theatres will remain closed. In addition, restrictions will continue in all festivals, socio-cultural-political programs. Speaking on Facebook Live, the Chief Minister also said, "Tomorrow (Monday, August 9) he has an important meeting with experts from the Corona Task Force. In this meeting also, he is going to take stock of the situation. Only then will they be able to take a decision on laxity in lockdown restrictions.''
Further, he said of the crisis of Covid-19, 'The corona wave is coming, going. It has not happened as thought. The corona crisis is not going completely. It is difficult to say how long the corona crisis will last. We set a record of giving vaccines to more than 8 lakh people in a day. We can give vaccines to 10-12 lakh people in a day. But unless the vaccination is complete, the corona rules need to be strictly followed.'
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