ARTICLE · 14 JULY 2020

Clarus State CGD Covid-19 Tracker (July 6, 2020)

Clarus Law Associates

Domestic flight and passenger trains have been allowed in a limited manner and operations shall be further expanded in a calibrated way

IndiaCoronavirus (COVID-19)

Piyush Joshi

CDG Authorised Areas: District Wise COVID 19 Tracking

(Update Based On Notifications As of July 06, 2020)

On 29.06.2020, the Ministry of Home Affairs, Government of India ("MHA" or "GOI"), issued guidelines for "Unlock 2" in order to re-open more activities in a calibrated manner in areas outside containment zones and to extend the lockdown in containment zones up to 31.07.2020 ("MHA 29 June Order")¹ . In Unlock-2 the following activities shall continue to remain prohibited (even outside the containment zones), – (i) schools/colleges/educational and coaching institutions; (ii) international travel of air passengers, except as permitted by MHA; (iii) metro rail; (iv) cinema halls/gyms/swimming pools/entertainment parks/theatres/bars/auditoriums/assembly halls and similar places; (v) social/political/sports/religious/academic/cultural functions and other large gatherings. Dates for restarting these activities may be decided separately and necessary SOPs issued. The

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Clarus State CGD Covid-19 Tracker (July 6, 2020)

CDG Authorised Areas: District Wise COVID 19 Tracking

(Update Based On Notifications As of July 06, 2020)

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