The Mizoram one among the two states to show increase in positive cases in last two weeks and which registered its COVID-19 death a week back, the government on Saturday extended 'COVID-19 No Tolerance Drive' for another three weeks till November 30. This step was taken to curb the rising coronavirus cases even as the state reported 42 new infections, pushing the tally to 3,032, an official said.

Delhi, Mizoram only two State and UTs to show increase in COVID-19 cases in past 14 days

The number of active cases in the state is 504 and the number of recovery is 2,526. The government has planned to lift the no tolerance drive on November 10. To control the spread of infection, No tolerance drive was started from October 26. The government order issued on Saturday reads, the inter- state border will continue to open for vehicles carrying commodities and passengers. Currently four entry points Vairengte and Bairabi (with Assam),  Kanhmun (with Tripura) and Khawkawn (with Manipur) are open at the inter-state borders. The civil aviation wing of the state General Administration Department in discussion with operating airlines will schedule of flight operation, however,Lengpui airport will remain open. 

Mizoram registered its first COVID-19 death on October 28, 2020

Educational institutions, training institutes, religious places, cinema halls, auditorium, community halls, picnic spots and swimming pools will remain closed. More than five people are prohibited to assemble in Public places. Including state capital Aizawl from 8 pm to 4:30 am night curfew will be in Place at all district headquarters. All shops can remain open. A restriction to the shops in market areas and shopping malls or complexes within Aizawl municipal area was imposed, that they will open on alternate days. 

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