Exhibitions, business events to be allowed in Delhi from September 16, with strict adherence to COVID-19 protocol
The Hindu
The DDMA’s Order also reiterated that all schools up to Class VIII would continue to remain shut.
Exhibitions and business events will be allowed in the Capital starting tomorrow with strict adherence to protocol, the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) stated in an Order in New Delhi on Wednesday.
The DDMA stated that Business to Business and Business to Customers exhibitions will be allowed subject to observance of protocol from September 16 till September 30.
The Order also reiterated that all schools up to Class VIII would continue to remain shut but classes/institutes/libraries catering to students belonging to Class IX and above would be allowed to open up to 50% of capacity.
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