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Maharashtra Government lifts night curfew, allows theatres to operate with 50% occupancy as COVID-19's Omicron restrictions ease

The COVID-19 restrictions, which were made strict due to the new Omicron variant, have now been eased out a bit in Maharashtra.  The night curfew has been lifted from the financial capital. Dr Iqbal Singh Chahal, Commissioner of Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai, also relaxed a few more restrictions, As per the new guidelines, the theatres, restaurants, amusements, theme parks, swimming pools, water parks will be allowed to operate with 50% capacity in Mumbai. 

Sharing the new order, ANI wrote on Twitter, "#COVID19 | Mumbai eases curbs: Restaurants, theatres can operate at 50% capacity, night curfew lifted "Local tourist spots to remain open as per normal timing. Weekly Bazzars to remain open as per normal timing." A point in the new notice read, "Restaurants, Theaters, Natyagrihas shall remain open with 50 per cent capacity as per normal timing before the advent of the COVID-19 pandemic."

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(Source: Twitter) 

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