Maharashtra Covid Restriction

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Thursday said people should use face masks, vaccinate themselves and follow discipline if they don't wish to experience COVID-19 restrictions again.

The Maharashtra government has lifted the COVID-19 restrictions

First Maharashtra, then Delhi and now Haryana has said goodbye to wearing masks in public places. The official order came in today.

Maharashtra will say goodbye to all Covid-related restrictions from Saturday as the state ushers in the Marathi New Year. The use of masks will be advised, but it will not be compulsory, the state government said.

A bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice MS Karnik said that, at present, the rate of coronavirus infections was not as high as it was in 2020 and 2021.

The Bombay High Court directed the Maharashtra government to file a reply to a PIL that challenged the state's decision to continue insisting that one must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to travel in suburban trains

Easing pandemic-related restrictions, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday allowed shopping complexes, restaurants, cinema halls and theaters to operate at 100 per cent capacity in 14 out of 36 districts in the state, including Mumbai.

Maharashtra hopes to drop all Covid restrictions by March, state health minister Rajesh Tope said as on Monday, the number of fresh Covid cases dropped to double digits in Mumbai -- a first in 22 months.

Salons and gymnasiums will be allowed to operate at 50 per cent capacity, the Maharashtra government announced today revising the COVID-19 restrictions announced a day earlier.

Maharashtra announced a series of fresh restrictions as it logged 41,434 new Covid cases on Saturday -- marginally higher than Friday -- as the highly infectious Omicron variant continued its rampage through the country.

Different states have imposed night curfew, restrictions on travel, social gatherings, meetings and more. Besides, several rules and regulations have also been imposed on hotels and restaurants.

The Maharashtra government has decided to impose fresh restrictions in the state to avoid crowding in view of the rising cases of COVID-19, and it will issue guidelines regarding these curbs, an official said on Friday.

Maharashtra government is monitoring the coronavirus situation and any decision on reimposing restrictions will be taken only after seeking the centre's guidance and Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray's views, Health Minister Rajesh Tope said today

The state government said that travel guidelines issued by the Centre on November 28 in view of 'Omicron', the new strain of Covid that has been designated a variant of concern, will act as "minimum restrictions".

Amid strict COVID-19 restrictions in Mumbai, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, former CM Devendra Fadanavis, and Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with their families on Friday.

Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Thursday said people should use face masks, vaccinate themselves and follow discipline if they don't wish to experience COVID-19 restrictions again.

The Maharashtra government has lifted the COVID-19 restrictions

First Maharashtra, then Delhi and now Haryana has said goodbye to wearing masks in public places. The official order came in today.

Maharashtra will say goodbye to all Covid-related restrictions from Saturday as the state ushers in the Marathi New Year. The use of masks will be advised, but it will not be compulsory, the state government said.

A bench of Chief Justice Dipankar Datta and Justice MS Karnik said that, at present, the rate of coronavirus infections was not as high as it was in 2020 and 2021.

The Bombay High Court directed the Maharashtra government to file a reply to a PIL that challenged the state's decision to continue insisting that one must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 to travel in suburban trains

Easing pandemic-related restrictions, the Maharashtra government on Wednesday allowed shopping complexes, restaurants, cinema halls and theaters to operate at 100 per cent capacity in 14 out of 36 districts in the state, including Mumbai.

Maharashtra hopes to drop all Covid restrictions by March, state health minister Rajesh Tope said as on Monday, the number of fresh Covid cases dropped to double digits in Mumbai -- a first in 22 months.

Salons and gymnasiums will be allowed to operate at 50 per cent capacity, the Maharashtra government announced today revising the COVID-19 restrictions announced a day earlier.

Maharashtra announced a series of fresh restrictions as it logged 41,434 new Covid cases on Saturday -- marginally higher than Friday -- as the highly infectious Omicron variant continued its rampage through the country.

Different states have imposed night curfew, restrictions on travel, social gatherings, meetings and more. Besides, several rules and regulations have also been imposed on hotels and restaurants.

The Maharashtra government has decided to impose fresh restrictions in the state to avoid crowding in view of the rising cases of COVID-19, and it will issue guidelines regarding these curbs, an official said on Friday.

Maharashtra government is monitoring the coronavirus situation and any decision on reimposing restrictions will be taken only after seeking the centre's guidance and Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray's views, Health Minister Rajesh Tope said today

The state government said that travel guidelines issued by the Centre on November 28 in view of 'Omicron', the new strain of Covid that has been designated a variant of concern, will act as "minimum restrictions".

Amid strict COVID-19 restrictions in Mumbai, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari, former CM Devendra Fadanavis, and Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray celebrated Ganesh Chaturthi with their families on Friday.