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Published 17:06 IST, July 8th 2020

COVID-19: Partial lockdown in Patna from July 10-16; Read the list of activities permitted

As Coronavirus continues to grapple the country, partial lockdown in Bihar's Patna has been announced from July 10 to 16

Reported by: Prachi Mankani
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As Coronavirus continues to grapple the country, partial lockdown in Bihar's Patna has been announced from July 10 to 16. This comes as there has been an alarming surge in COVID-19 cases in the last three weeks, wherein the positivity rate has also been considerably high.

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Following are the list of activities permitted and prohibited during the 7-day lockdown -

Permitted -

  • Essential shops dealing with food, fruits and vegetable. However, shops related to fruits, vegetable, and poultry will only remain open from 6 am to 10 am and 4 pm to 7 pm.

  • The functioning of banks and ATMs
  • Print and electronic media
  • Delivery of all kinds of goods through e-commerce
  • Hospitality services to remain open 

Prohibited -

  •  All religious place and a large congregation 
  • Commercial and private establishments
  • Government offices closed

     

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Coronavirus in Bihar

Meanwhile, as many as 385 people tested positive for COVID-19 in Bihar on Tuesday, raising the tally to 12,525, while the death toll reached 97 with a fresh fatality, the state health department said here.

According to the department, the latest fatality was reported from Kaimur district though details like age, sex, co-morbidities and the time of death were not known.

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Updated 17:06 IST, July 8th 2020

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