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Sikkim bans all gatherings for 30 days as Covid positivity rate reaches 20.7%. Details here

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Sikkim government has decided to ban all socio-religious and entertainment-related activities in the state for 30 days, reported news agency PTI.

The decision was taken at a high-level meeting chaired by Sikkim Chief Minister Prem Singh Tamang. What are the new rules? As per the new rules, no marriage ceremony, pujas, birthday parties and get-togethers can be held for the next one month across the state.

Only in-house puja or rituals will be allowed. There is also a complete ban on devotees visiting any religious place or institution in Sikkim.

The practice of serving food and beverages during funerals and last rites has been prohibited. The state police will be required to enforce the odd-even rule for vehicles without any

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