Lockdown4: Lockdown extended for 14 days, these restrictions will continue in Delhi-NCR, see full list

New Delhi, Jagran Correspondent. According to the latest Central Government order, the lockdown has been extended for 14 days at present across the country. It has now become clear that the war started against the Corona epidemic will not only last long in Delhi-NCR but it is going to be long in the whole country. This time in Lockdown-4, Delhiites will have to stay in further restrictions for 14 days. This time the National Disaster Management Authority has issued an order for Lockdown 4. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) has directed the Ministries / Departments of the Government of India, state governments and state authorities to continue the lockdown till May 31, 2020.

These restrictions will continue

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• Hot spot will remain sealed
• Metro will be closed
• School-colleges will also remain closed
• Domestic and international flights will be banned
• Hotels and restaurants will remain closed
• Home delivery discounts to hotels
• All educational institutions will remain closed

Let us know that Lockdown 3 is the last day on Sunday. It will end at 12 pm on Sunday night. Therefore, the Central Government is trying to break the chain of infection of Corona by extending it for 14 days. However, let us tell you that the graph of infection of corona is constantly increasing. Information is telling that due to the lockdown, Corona has not been able to spread its foot fast in India. The situation here is better than other countries.

Also let us know that the Arvind Kejriwal government of Delhi has already sought some exemption from the Central Government. The Kejriwal Government has demanded a rebate on the basis of suggestions received from the Central Government, in which it is said that the hot spot Activities outside of the country went on normally.

However, it is clear that strict orders of the central government will continue in the hot spot area. Both the central and state governments are unanimous on this matter.

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