The Territorial government extended lockdown which was to end tonight at 12 till midnight of June 30.

The government issued order that the coronavirus curfew which will be in force without any change from 10 PM to 5 AM the next day.

*Opening of cinemas, theatres and multiplexes and similarly social, political and entertainment-related gatherings prohibited.

*Cmmercial, business establishments and shops are permitted to function from 9 AM to 9 PM every day

*Vegetable and fruit shops are permitted to do business from 5 AM to 9 PM.

*Restaurants and bars within the hotels, lodges and guest houses and other standalone eateries to operate with 50 per cent capacity.

*Tea shops and juice stalls, retail outlets of liquor and arrack are allowed to remain open from 9 AM to 9 PM.

*Adequate security should be put in place at shops located at the borders for crowd control

*Private and government public passenger transport are permitted to operate till 9 PM on all days

*Vehicle for medical and emergency purposes, marriages, death of a key relative, interviews and examinations are permitted on all days.

*Registration of documents can be carried on by following Covid protocols.

*Beach road, parks and gardens would be open from 5 AM to 9 AM.

*All places of worship would be open till 5 PM.

*Wedding-related gatherings shall have guests not exceeding 100 and at the funerals number should not exceed 20.

*Sports activities are permitted without spectators.

*TV serial and film shooting are allowed with maximum of 100 people.

*Essential services such as petrol bunks, ATM centres, tele communication services, media, IT, water supply, sanitation, electricity supply and private security services, dairy, milk supply, milk booths, medical services would function without restrictions .

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