Delhi Lockdown 4 Rules

Private and Government offices should not open with full staff. They should have just 30 percent staff as earlier. Social distancing must be ensured in buses, offices and also in marriages and funerals.Same thing for construction workers. Also in shops which will open must ensure social distancing ans also not more than 5 persons inside at a time. Bus operators, Shopkeepers and those responsible for marriages or funerals should be very particular about and strictly ensure social distancing. One more personal thing I wish to point out. I am 88 years old and have not stepped out of my house since the beginning of the very first lockdown of 24th March. It is essential for persons like me to have a walk in our neighborhood park So I think this at least should be permitted for those above 65 years old like me. more

Here’s a list of what’s open and what’s closed: 1. Construction activities are allowed in the national capital now but only with labourers who are in Delhi. 2.Barbershops, spas and salons to remain closed. 3. Stepping out of homes between 7 pm to 7 am, except for essential services, will be prohibited. 4. Taxis, autos & app-based cabs will be allowed but only 2 passengers at a time in a car. 5. Private offices can open at full strength but they should try that most of the staff work from home. 6. Markets can open but shops will open on odd-even basis. 7. Sports complexes and stadiums can open but without spectators. 8. 50 people to be allowed in marriage functions; 20 people can attend funerals. 9. Buses are allowed to run with only 20 passengers at a time. 10. Passengers will be screened before he/she boards the bus. Transport Dept will ensure that social distancing norms are followed at all bus-stops and inside the bus. 11. Carpooling or car-sharing will not be allowed for aggregators. 12. Auto-rickshaws, e-rickshaws and cycle-rickshaws will be allowed but only with 1 passenger. 13. For two-wheelers, pillion rider will not be allowed. 14. No activity allowed in containment zones.

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Satya Pal Ratti

Asking seniors above 65 not to step out of homes should be taken as suggestion, not rule. Human common sense has been addressed here. And no khabar has been out so far on any senior having been checked for age while on an errand. more

May 20

Sivee Chawla

Walks and going out is important for mental well-being. My suggestion is timings and/or areas can be chalked out for vulnerable (grown ups beyond 65 years of age , people with comprised immune system) so they can go out for walks as well as stay safe. more

May 20

Naveen Gupta

Dear Sir, Politicians manipulate figures. Before Trump arrived they called it H1N1 . Now they will make country bankrupt putting everything on corona. Fear politicians sell and encash on. By the way what makes you think I am scared of the politicians or Miss Corona Ms Corona sae har roz mulakaat hothi hai, uskee majaal humein hilaa sakae Kind regards more

May 19

Padam Law (J-7, Sector 25, Jal-Vayu Vihar..., No Additional Title)

Sharmaji.... I think no problem in going for a walk. Depending on the time you could walk on the lanes of your residential colony. Park is not necessary. Howvwer, I do feel that you should follow common practices, like keeping safe distances, using mask and so on. more

May 19

Chander Gupta

NAVEEN HAS PUT IT QUITE BLUNTLY- BUT HE FORGOT TO MENTION SHAHEEN BAGH, DELHI VIOLENCE , DUMPING OF LABOR FROM UP/BIHAR AT ANAND VIHAR BUS STAND ETC - HE CAN DO ANYTHING AND EVERYTHING FOR POLITICAL GAINS. BEWARE, HE JUST KNOWS HOW TO BLAME OTHERS AND POLITICIZE EVERY ISSUE FOR HIS VOTE BANK WE WILL HAVE TO TAKE CARE OF OURSELVES. more

May 19

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