In the wake of rising COVID-19 cases, schools, colleges and coaching classes in Nagpur will remain closed till March 7, Nagpur guardian minister Nitin Raut said.
Raut also informed that the main markets will remain closed on weekends. Hotels, restaurants will be allowed to run at 50 percent capacity.
The marriage halls will be closed after February 25 till March 7.
Due to rising COVID cases in Nagpur Dist, schools, colleges, coaching classes to remain closed till Mar 7, main markets to remain closed on weekends. Hotels,restaurants to run at 50% capacity&marriage halls to be closed after Feb25 till Mar 7:Nitin Raut, guardian minister, Nagpur pic.twitter.com/4aRljs7465
— ANI (@ANI) February 22, 2021
The number of COVID-19 cases in Nagpur rose by 626 to reach 1,43,133 on Sunday, while the day also saw eight deaths and 455 people recovering, an official said.
The toll in the district is 4,275 and the recovery count stands at 1,32,861, leaving it with an active caseload of 5,997, he added.
With 6,335 samples being examined on Sunday, the overall number of tests in Nagpur went up to 11,66,457, he said.
Maharashtra reported 6,971 new coronavirus cases on Sunday, which pushed the state’s infection tally to over 21 lakh, officials said.
This is for the third consecutive day that the number of cases has gone past the 6,000-mark. The state had recorded over 6,000 cases after a gap of three months on Friday.
With the new cases on Sunday, the overall case count reached 21,00,884, while 35 fatalities during the day took the death toll in the state to 51,788.
Mumbai reported 921 cases and six deaths on Sunday.
(With inputs from PTI)
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