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Covid-19 outbreak: How states are getting back to work amid lockdown

Several states are preparing to resume operations from May 4

Migrant labourer in Prayagraj during coronavirus lockdown
File Photo: Migratory labourers rest at a closed market during ongoing COVID-19 lockdown in Prayagraj. (PTI Photo)
Business Standard New Delhi
1 min read Last Updated : May 01 2020 | 1:53 AM IST
Several states are preparing to resume operations from May 4, with the decision on further extension of the lockdown still unknown.
 
Karnataka Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa announces permission for starting industrial activities in all areas, except containment zones, from May 4. It has also allowed one-time movement of stranded people
 
Meghalaya declares 10 of state’s 11 districts as ‘green zones’, allows inter-district movement
 
Punjab resumes construction work on the Rs 2,700-crore Shahpurkandi dam project over Ravi river to stop outflow of water to Pakistan
 
Gujarat and Rajasthan have allowed industrial and economic activity outside municipal areas
 
Telangana has over the past couple of days authorised district collectors to allow economic activity in rural areas. The activities include brick kilns, stone crushing units, rural repair workshops, beedi making, handloom, ginning mills, and plastic industries
 
Haryana is looking at district-level strategy to start economic activity, 15 districts with less than 10 Covid cases to see industrial activity resume, in the rest seven districts, town and block level strategy to be followed
 

Topics :CoronavirusLockdownKarnatakaB S YediyurappaIndian EconomyGujaratrajasthanPunjab

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