Restrictions eased in Mumbai, beaches, gardens to reopen


PTI, Feb 1, 2022, 8:05 PM IST

Mumbai: With the count of new coronavirus cases in Mumbai declining, the civic body BMC on Tuesday allowed all tourist locations, restaurants, and theatres to operate or remain open with 50 percent occupancy.

The beaches, gardens, and parks would be accessible to people once again during normal hours while the ban on the gathering of five or more people in public at night has been removed, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation said.

The day before, the Maharashtra government relaxed several pandemic-related restrictions.

The new guidelines of the BMC will remain in force till February 28, 2022.

”There shall be no restrictions on movement during night hours of 11.00 pm to 5.00 am,” the guidelines said.

Amusement or theme parks, swimming pools, restaurants, theaters, natyagriha (drama theatres), and water parks can operate with 50 percent capacity.

Cultural and folk entertainment programs including `bhajan’ will be allowed with 50 percent capacity of the hall or pandal.

Marriages and competitive sports including horse racing are allowed with 25 percent occupancy of the venue.

”Marriages may have guests up to 25 percent of the capacity of the open ground and banquet halls or 200, whichever is lower,” the guidelines read.

”There shall be strict adherence to the rules regarding Covid Appropriate Behaviour” and action will be taken against violators under the Indian Penal Code, and Disaster Management Act, 2005, the BMC added.

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