Mumbai: Night curfew has been imposed across the state recently due to the uncontrolled Kovid epidemic in Maharashtra. Meanwhile, the people of Mumbai have got a big relief due to the night curfew. BMC has issued 24-hour e-commerce and home delivery order here. Night curfew is in force from 8 am to 7 am in Maharashtra. Following this order, the food delivery company Swiggy and Zomato, following government orders, stopped taking orders of any kind after 8 pm. But now BMC has allowed online food delivery even at night.

Apart from this, BMC has also given great relief to the students going to take the exam in the midst of the restrictions. According to the order, students or candidates who have to appear in the examinations can go for the exam amid the lockdown of the weekend. But they must have exam hall tickets. Students are allowed to accompany their parents or guardians.

No permission to buy food from the hotel itself: It has been learned that the BMC has also made it clear that it is not allowed to purchase food from the hotel itself during the weekend lockdown, but home delivery is allowed. The order stated that no one is allowed to stand there and consume food items during the lockdown from a roadside food stall which also contains fruit stalls. It has been learned that 10,428 new cases of corona have been reported in the last 24 hours in Mumbai. 23 more patients have died from the infection. After the arrival of new cases, the total number of infected in Mumbai has now increased to 4,82,760 while the number of dead has reached 11,851.

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