Shops to re-open in non-hotspot areas: List of what will open and what will remain closed


Team Udayavani, Apr 25, 2020, 2:10 PM IST

Ministry of Home Affairs on Friday, April 25, announced the opening of certain shops and establishments except those in shopping malls. Also, shops that are allowed to reopen from today include those located in residential complexes within municipal areas, but at a 50 per cent strength and after taking necessary precautions.

However, the home ministry clarified that liquor sales are still banned in the country.

List of what will open

All shops registered under the shops and Establishment Act of the respective State/UT.

Shops in residential complexes and market complexes

Shops located in registered markets located outside the municipal corporations and municipalities can open only with 50 per cent staff

Markets in rural and semi-rural areas

Local salons and parlours with some restrictions

List of what will remain closed

Shops in multi-brand and single-brand malls will remain shut.

Shops outside the limit of municipal corporations

Cinema halls, gymnasiums, sports complexes, entertainment parks, theatres, bars and auditoriums, assembly halls

All Liquor outlets, both government and private owned.

However, the above mentioned exemptions will not be applicable in locations identified as hotspot and containment zones.

 

 

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