Coronavirus | Two villages in Manipur go into self-imposed lockdown
The Hindu
The Manipur government issued an order placing restrictions on visits to the south and north blocks of the Manipur secretariat till further orders
Two villages of Manipur — Yairipok Lai Manai and Top Chingtha in Thoubal district — on Tuesday have decided on a self-imposed lockdown for ten days till May 7. Y. Tomba, pradhan of the Lai Manai village, said that the lockdown period may be extended if needed. He said that the step was taken to fight the second wave of COVID-19. Meanwhile, the Manipur government issued an order placing restrictions on visits to the south and north blocks of the Manipur secretariat till further orders. However, officials may visit the Secretariat after observing the safety protocols.
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