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Kerala accounts for 13,217 cases. The state on Saturday eased Covid-19 norms and permitted cinema halls and indoor auditoriums to reopen from October 25.

The state government also allowed schools to reopen for classes 1-7, class 10, and class 12 from November 1. National capital Delhi, which has continued to witness an improved Covid situation, has reopened religious places.

However, as per the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) order, a distance of six feet has to be maintained between the devotees inside the places of worship.

Maharashtra logged reported 2,696 new coronavirus infections and 49 fatalities in the past day. The state government has also eased the Covid-19 restriction by allowing the reopening of religious places

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