On Monday, the Telangana High Court taken an important decision to impose night curfew. Let us share here that the division bench comprising Chief Justice Hima Kohli and Justice B. Vijaysen Reddy referred to the court’s earlier advisories to the government and reiterated that the number of participants in marriages should be no more than 50 and at funerals 20. It is to be noted that Telangana reported 5,926 fresh COVID-19 cases pushing the tally to over 3.6 lakh, while the toll rose to 1,856 with 18 more fatalities, the state government said on Monday.

For your information let us share here that the government only furnished a circular it had issued for imposing a fine against those who were not wearing masks and submitted that all other standard operating procedures issued by the Centre in November 2020 during Unlock-6 were being followed. Advocate-General BS Prasad said the government was monitoring the situation by the minute. The bench grilled them for not furnishing the data and details it had asked for and sought to know the minute details of the steps that were taken to contain the second wave.

As per recent updates some highlights of restrictions will be as follow: Occupancy rate in cinema halls should be 50 per cent or even 1/3rd of the hall capacity depending on the situation. Steps taken to monitor cases at airports, railway stations, inter-state bus terminals . A decision on putting a curb on the passengers coming from neighbouring states. A decision to be taken by the government to impose night curfew or partial lockdown during the weekends in the state and the districts where the cases are more. Directions to be issued to the Kumbh Mela returnees to get themselves tested, quarantined etc.

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