Delhi Covid-19 Curbs

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.

Night curfew in Delhi will end, the government said today as COVID-19 cases continue to fall.

The number of active coronavirus cases in the national capital has registered a fall of over 60 per cent in the last one week, even as DDMA authorities are slated to meet on Friday to discuss further relaxations in COVID-19 curbs in view of improving

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain today said the government will monitor the COVID-19 situation for three to four days to confirm the trend of positivity rate before reviewing the curbs in the national capital.

Dining at restaurants may be banned in new Covid curbs in Delhi, sources told NDTV.However, the facility of home delivery and takeaway can be run from the restaurant, they said.

Amid surging COVID-19 cases, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority will meet on Monday to discuss further restrictions, including 'total curfew', under the Graded Response Action plan, officials said on Friday.

Delhi has recorded 5,481 new cases in a day, Health Minister Satyendar Jain said today, adding that weekend curfew is not a lockdown.

Delhi will enforce weekend lockdown as COVID-19 cases continue to rise under the shadow of the Omicron threat. The government has asked people not to panic as buses and metro trains will run at 100 per cent capacity.

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

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal held a meeting today on the rise in cases of the coronavirus and its variant Omicron, and directed officials to wrap up preparations to tackle any surge, official sources said.

The UK government on Saturday updated its official advisory for its nationals travelling to India following New Delhi's decision to impose reciprocal curbs on the British visitors from Monday

The Delhi High Court was informed on Tuesday by the AAP government that DDMA has permitted all authorised weekly markets to operate during the COVID-19 pandemic.

All governments and people alike must take required actions to curtail the spread of COVID-19, said Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal after the decision of the Uttar Pradesh government allowing 'Kanwar Yatra'.

Delhi's most popular handicrafts destination, the Dilli Haat remains empty despite the easing of pandemic restrictions in the last few days, with stall managers ruing of no business.

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.

Night curfew in Delhi will end, the government said today as COVID-19 cases continue to fall.

The number of active coronavirus cases in the national capital has registered a fall of over 60 per cent in the last one week, even as DDMA authorities are slated to meet on Friday to discuss further relaxations in COVID-19 curbs in view of improving

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain today said the government will monitor the COVID-19 situation for three to four days to confirm the trend of positivity rate before reviewing the curbs in the national capital.

Dining at restaurants may be banned in new Covid curbs in Delhi, sources told NDTV.However, the facility of home delivery and takeaway can be run from the restaurant, they said.

Amid surging COVID-19 cases, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority will meet on Monday to discuss further restrictions, including 'total curfew', under the Graded Response Action plan, officials said on Friday.

Delhi has recorded 5,481 new cases in a day, Health Minister Satyendar Jain said today, adding that weekend curfew is not a lockdown.

Delhi will enforce weekend lockdown as COVID-19 cases continue to rise under the shadow of the Omicron threat. The government has asked people not to panic as buses and metro trains will run at 100 per cent capacity.

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

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal held a meeting today on the rise in cases of the coronavirus and its variant Omicron, and directed officials to wrap up preparations to tackle any surge, official sources said.

The UK government on Saturday updated its official advisory for its nationals travelling to India following New Delhi's decision to impose reciprocal curbs on the British visitors from Monday

The Delhi High Court was informed on Tuesday by the AAP government that DDMA has permitted all authorised weekly markets to operate during the COVID-19 pandemic.

All governments and people alike must take required actions to curtail the spread of COVID-19, said Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal after the decision of the Uttar Pradesh government allowing 'Kanwar Yatra'.

Delhi's most popular handicrafts destination, the Dilli Haat remains empty despite the easing of pandemic restrictions in the last few days, with stall managers ruing of no business.