Curbs in Tiruvannamalai to continue till Sept. 26
The Hindu
Rising number of COVID-19 cases cited as the reason
Parks, swimming pools and dams in Tiruvannamalai will remain closed till September 26 owing to rising COVID-19 cases, Collector B. Murugesh, said on Saturday.
Hotels, bakeries and tea shops can function between 6 a.m and 10 p.m on all days. Parcel service in these outlets are allowed up to 10 p.m. All shops, including roadside eateries, can operate between 6 a.m and 10 p.m.
Only 50% of occupancy should be maintained in hotels and tea shops. Owners and staff of these outlets and establishments should have taken the second dose of vaccination.
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