Night curfew withdrawn from Jan. 31, public transport to operate on full seating capacity

Bengaluru, Jan. 29: Apart from lifting night curfew and withdrawing 50:50 rule some other highlights of the high level meeting on Covid-19 convened by Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai are as followes.

1. The rate of recovery is increasing and the number of active cases is decreasing.
2. Number of hospitalizations Dropped to 2. Against this backdrop, it was decided at a meeting of experts to take the following steps.
3. The night curfew is scheduled to be cancelled from January 31st.

4. It was decided to open schools and colleges in Bangalore city from January 31st.

5. Public transport systems, including the Metro Rail, can operate with passengers only as far as their seating capacity.
6. Percentage of pubs, clubs, restaurants, bars and hotels. Restriction to operate under 50 seating capacity will be revoked.
7. Movies, multiplexes, theaters, auditoriums and other places will be operating with a seating capacity of 50%.
8. 300 persons in the open space for weddings and 200 in closed places.
9. Darshan and service will be allowed in religious places. Per cent The 50’s capacity will be accommodated.
10. There is no room for all social, religious and political rallies, rallies, conferences, protests.
11. Swimming pool and gyms to start with 50 % capacity.
12. 100 per cent of sports complexes and stadiums with 50 % capacity.
13. Intensive monitoring of Kerala, Maharashtra and Goa borders.
14. Percentage of Covid treatment in private hospitals It was decided to allocate 25 per cent of the beds. Except for Covid, action was taken to provide other treatments adequately.

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