Delhi Coronavirus Restrictions

The Covid-19 restrictions in national capital Delhi have been eased from Monday. A decision in this regard was taken at a Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) meeting on Friday. This has been done since COVID-19 cases have fallen considerably.

Coronavirus: The Delhi government on Friday recommended lifting of weekend curfews - from 10 pm Fridays to 5 am Mondays - in the national capital in view of declining Covid cases.

If Covid cases in Delhi come down in the next two to three days, restrictions will be lifted, minister Satyendar Jain said today.

As weekend curfew will come into force in Delhi from Friday, the Delhi Police took to Twitter to address people's queries regarding the latest restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Delhi will impose a weekend curfew and work from home for government offices in new restrictions to tackle a surge in Covid cases driven by Omicron. Buses and the Delhi metro will, however, operate at full capacity.

Delhi may see 20-25,000 cases a day by mid-January and hospitalisations may increase, government sources said today as a top panel discussed new restrictions in the capital.

Amid rising coronavirus cases in the national capital, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) is expected to consider more restrictions -- to check the spread of the infection -- in its meeting scheduled on Tuesday, official sources said.

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Saturday said whether further Covid-related restrictions need to be imposed in the national capital will be reviewed as hospital admissions are less, despite a rapid rise in coronavirus cases.

Delhi yellow alert: Several bus stops and metro stations in Delhi witnessed long queues today, a day after officials announced that public transport in the national capital would operate with only 50% capacity.

Delhi Metro trains shall now run with only 50 per cent seating capacity with no provision for standing for commuters in view of the latest restrictions imposed by DDMA authorities due to rise in coronavirus cases, officials said on Tuesday.

The Delhi government has released a new order on stricter COVID-19 safety guidelines as cases continue to rise in the national capital amid the Omicron strain threat. "Level 1" or "Yellow Alert" guidelines say cinema halls and gyms will be closed.

Private offices in Delhi will operate at 50 per cent, malls and shops will open on odd-even basis and weddings will be allowed with only up to 20 people as new restrictions under a "yellow alert" take effect in the capital from today amid a surge in

Arvind Kejriwal today said Delhi will have more restrictions and he would "share a detailed order" amid rise in Covid cases.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will hold a high-level review meeting today amid the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the national capital after it witnessed the largest single-day cases spike on Monday in the last six months.

Delhi's Covid numbers took a huge jump today, exceeding 0.5% for the second consecutive day which makes the declaration of Yellow Alert with its host of restrictions likely. Over 24 hours, the city recorded 331 cases, 142 of these are of Omicron.

The Covid-19 restrictions in national capital Delhi have been eased from Monday. A decision in this regard was taken at a Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) meeting on Friday. This has been done since COVID-19 cases have fallen considerably.

Coronavirus: The Delhi government on Friday recommended lifting of weekend curfews - from 10 pm Fridays to 5 am Mondays - in the national capital in view of declining Covid cases.

If Covid cases in Delhi come down in the next two to three days, restrictions will be lifted, minister Satyendar Jain said today.

As weekend curfew will come into force in Delhi from Friday, the Delhi Police took to Twitter to address people's queries regarding the latest restrictions to curb the spread of COVID-19.

Delhi will impose a weekend curfew and work from home for government offices in new restrictions to tackle a surge in Covid cases driven by Omicron. Buses and the Delhi metro will, however, operate at full capacity.

Delhi may see 20-25,000 cases a day by mid-January and hospitalisations may increase, government sources said today as a top panel discussed new restrictions in the capital.

Amid rising coronavirus cases in the national capital, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) is expected to consider more restrictions -- to check the spread of the infection -- in its meeting scheduled on Tuesday, official sources said.

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Saturday said whether further Covid-related restrictions need to be imposed in the national capital will be reviewed as hospital admissions are less, despite a rapid rise in coronavirus cases.

Delhi yellow alert: Several bus stops and metro stations in Delhi witnessed long queues today, a day after officials announced that public transport in the national capital would operate with only 50% capacity.

Delhi Metro trains shall now run with only 50 per cent seating capacity with no provision for standing for commuters in view of the latest restrictions imposed by DDMA authorities due to rise in coronavirus cases, officials said on Tuesday.

The Delhi government has released a new order on stricter COVID-19 safety guidelines as cases continue to rise in the national capital amid the Omicron strain threat. "Level 1" or "Yellow Alert" guidelines say cinema halls and gyms will be closed.

Private offices in Delhi will operate at 50 per cent, malls and shops will open on odd-even basis and weddings will be allowed with only up to 20 people as new restrictions under a "yellow alert" take effect in the capital from today amid a surge in

Arvind Kejriwal today said Delhi will have more restrictions and he would "share a detailed order" amid rise in Covid cases.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will hold a high-level review meeting today amid the rising number of COVID-19 cases in the national capital after it witnessed the largest single-day cases spike on Monday in the last six months.

Delhi's Covid numbers took a huge jump today, exceeding 0.5% for the second consecutive day which makes the declaration of Yellow Alert with its host of restrictions likely. Over 24 hours, the city recorded 331 cases, 142 of these are of Omicron.