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COVID-19 curfew extended till May 17 in Bhopal

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COVID-19 curfew extended till May 17 in Bhopal

COVID-19 curfew extended till May 17 in Bhopal

Bhopal district administration on May 09 announced that COVID-19 induced curfew in the state capital will be extended till May 17.

In wake of COVID-19 infection surge, curfew was imposed on April 12 and was extended subsequently after every 1 week.

Essential services and emergency travel are exempted from movement restrictions.


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