MP: Curfew may be relaxed from June 1, CM said, 'Postpone marriage for few more days'
MP: Curfew may be relaxed from June 1, CM said, 'Postpone marriage for few more days'
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Bhopal: The corona outbreak in Madhya Pradesh is slowly decreasing. Now, if we talk about the capital Bhopal, the number of corona infected people here has come down considerably. Despite all this, the state government has imposed corona curfew in Bhopal till May 31. In fact, last Friday, CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan held a meeting of the Corona Crisis Management Team of Bhopal division. In the meantime, he has indicated that the districts will be gradually opened from 1st June.

In fact, the corona curfew may be relaxed in Bhopal from June 1. In a corona review meeting held in Indore last Thursday, CM had indicated that the corona curfew could be gradually relieved after June 1 across the state after reviewing the situation. It is now clear that there is no relief before 31st May. In fact, curfew imposed in different districts of the state till May 24, 25, 27 and 30 has been extended till May 31. In Bhopal, curfew has been increased in view of the cases. Recently, curfew was imposed in the city till May 24 and has now been extended to May 31.

During the meeting held last Friday, the CM asked all collectors to focus on testing and tracing in their districts. Ministers and MPs were also present in the meeting. He also asked everyone to ensure that corona infection does not spread in their locality. Ha appeled,  'There is another matter of a few days. Corona infection is decreasing. A few more days and wedding ceremonies should be postponed. Where people gather, the infection will increase. So everyone stayed at home. Wear social distances and masks'. 

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