T.N. extends lockdown till June 14 with relaxations
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The Tamil Nadu government has extended the lockdown by another week, till June 14 6 am, in a bid to curb rising COVID-19 cases in the State. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Saturday, however, announced
The Tamil Nadu government has extended the lockdown by another week, till June 14 6 am, in a bid to curb rising COVID-19 cases in the State. Chief Minister M.K. Stalin on Saturday, however, announced some relaxations. According to a State government press release, stand alone retail provision, vegetable, fruits, flowers and meat shops will be allowed to function between 6 am and 5 pm. Wholesale trade alone will be permitted in fish markets and abattoirs.More Related News

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