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Coronavirus: Gujarat CM rules out statewide lockdown

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Gujarat government on Friday ruled out a fresh statewide lockdown to contain the spread of coronavirus.Chief Minister Vijay Rupani said his government is not mulling to impose a statewide lockdown.Rupani said a "weekend curfew" will be imposed from Friday night only in Ahmedabad city "as a precautionary measure" following a sudden spike in coronavirus cases in the state's commercial hub."There is no question of imposing a lockdown in Gujarat at present.

We have decided to implement a weekend curfew, on Saturday and Sunday, in Ahmedabad city only," he said.Moreover, police have been instructed to take strict action against those found roaming without face masks and violating social distancing norms, Rupani told reporters at Ambaji in.

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