Bhopal: The lockdown is going to open gradually in Madhya Pradesh from June 1. In this regard, it has been decided to unlock Bhopal following the guidelines sent by the government at the District Crisis Management Group meeting held at Vallabh Bhawan last Sunday. On the other hand, the administration is going to send a proposal to the government to put a 2-day lockdown in Bhopal. According to reports, if the proposal is passed, there will be a lockdown in the district on Saturday and Sunday.

In fact, the Government has allowed Bhopal to unlock, but at the same time, it has also been asked to strictly follow the Covid guidelines. Not only that, it is also made mandatory to wear shells and masks for social distensing in front of shops here. It is said that action will be taken to seal the shop if it is violated. Now, from 1st June onwards, only 25% shops will be opened in Bhopal. In addition, it has been decided to open hardware-building materials and electrical shops two days a week.

Employees working in private offices in the same city will be able to work only till 6 p.m. At the same time, you will not be able to sit in the restaurant and eat. Only take home facility will remain. The new guideline allows construction work, but labour coming to work at the construction site will have to be accommodated. In addition, no car or taxi will allow more than 3 people, including the driver, to sit. Schools, colleges, cinema halls and shopping malls will remain closed.

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