More curbs in Kerala as Covid cases rise; stricter norms in Thiruvananthapuram
Let's take a look at the restrictions in Kerala as Covid cases continue to rise 1) The educational institutions which have less than 40 per cent attendance for consecutive three days will be closed for two weeks. "The meeting has decided to close, for two weeks, the educational institutions with less than 40 per cent attendance for three consecutive days and declare it as a cluster.
The categorisation of districts based on the infection and hospitalisation will come to effect from Tuesday," the Chief Minister's Office said in a release.
2)The state government has categorised districts in A, B and C based on the spread of the infection. 3) In the districts falling under the A category, all social, cultural, religious, political and public events and weddings and funerals can be attended by up to 50 people.
4)No such gatherings will be allowed in the B and C category districts. In such areas, religious worship should be conducted online only and a maximum of 20 people will be allowed for weddings and funerals.
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