No Relaxation Of Lockdown In Delhi, Review After A Week: Arvind Kejriwal
Coronavirus Delhi: Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal says no unwinding of the coronavirus lockdown for the present
New Delhi: Almost 2 percent of India's all out populace lives in Delhi, which has recorded 12 percent of the nation's all out coronavirus cases up until this point, Arvind Kejriwal said this evening, including that "the lockdown can't be loose" in the city. The circumstance would be explored again following seven days, he stated, asking individuals to cling to social separating standards.
As indicated by the focal government's bearings, lockdown can be loose in those zones that are not influenced by the coronavirus pandemic from April 20, which is tomorrow. Be that as it may, the limitations can't be loose in control zones," Mr Kejriwal said during a press preparation this evening.
"Delhi has 11 regions... every one of them are hotspots. The city has seen a spike in the quantity of coronavirus cases over the most recent couple of days as we expanded testing," he included.
The national capital has recorded 1,893 COVID-19 cases so far, including 42 deaths.
Source: NDTV News
New Delhi: Almost 2 percent of India's all out populace lives in Delhi, which has recorded 12 percent of the nation's all out coronavirus cases up until this point, Arvind Kejriwal said this evening, including that "the lockdown can't be loose" in the city. The circumstance would be explored again following seven days, he stated, asking individuals to cling to social separating standards.
As indicated by the focal government's bearings, lockdown can be loose in those zones that are not influenced by the coronavirus pandemic from April 20, which is tomorrow. Be that as it may, the limitations can't be loose in control zones," Mr Kejriwal said during a press preparation this evening.
"Delhi has 11 regions... every one of them are hotspots. The city has seen a spike in the quantity of coronavirus cases over the most recent couple of days as we expanded testing," he included.
The national capital has recorded 1,893 COVID-19 cases so far, including 42 deaths.
Source: NDTV News
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