Concessions in Delhi Extended till June 28: From Tomorrow, Bars will Open with 50% Capacity

According to the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), permission has been given to open bars with 50% capacity from Monday.
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Concessions in Delhi have been extended till June 28 amidst the situation under control of Corona. Along with this, some more concessions have also been given to Delhiites. According to the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA), permission has been given to open bars with 50% capacity from Monday. They will be allowed to open only from 12 noon to 10 pm. Apart from this, public parks, gardens, golf clubs and outdoor yoga activities have also been approved.

Earlier last week, the Delhi government had also allowed restaurants to open with 50% capacity when its timing was fixed from 10 am to 8 pm. Now this has also been increased from 8 am to 10 pm. Apart from this, all markets, market complexes and malls will also be able to open from 10 am to 8 pm.

Now these are exempted in Delhi

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  • Government offices, autonomous bodies, PSUs and corporations can be opened with 100% staff.
  • Private offices can be opened from 9 am to 5 pm with 50% staff.
  • Shops, residence complexes, ration stores can be opened from 10 am to 8 pm.
  • Permitted weekly markets can be opened with 50% capacity.

These are still banned

  • Schools, Colleges, Educational Institutions, Training Centers, Coaching Institutes
  • Social, Political, Sports, Entertainment, Cultural and Religious Events
  • Swimming Pool, Sports Complex, Cinema Hall, Multiplex
  • Auditorium, Assembly, Spa, Gym and Yoga Center

135 cases came last day

135 people were found corona positive in Delhi on Saturday. 201 people were cured and 7 died. So far 14.32 lakh people have come under the grip of infection. Of these, more than 14.04 lakh people have been cured, while 24,907 patients have died. 2,372 patients are being treated here.

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