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Lockdown Extended in Chennai: Full list of activities permitted in Chennai from Monday, 4 May 2020
Trendingdesk •Out of the total cases, Chennai alone has over 1,400 cases of coronavirus. Tamil Nadu took 36 days to cross 1,000 cases, 16 days to get to 2,000 cases and five days to reach 3,000 cases. Chennai, the state’s capital, falls in the red zone.
Lockdown Extended in Kolkata: Full list of activities permitted in Kolkata from Monday, 4 May 2020
Trendingdesk •As of 3 May, new areas in Salt Lake, Rajarhat and a neighbourhood close to the Kolkata airport too have been turned into containment zones in the city.
Lockdown Extended in Hyderabad: Full list of activities permitted in Hyderabad from Monday, 4 May 2020
Trendingdesk •Hyderabad falls in red zone in Telangana along with five other districts of the state - Suryapet, Rangareddy, Medchal/ Malkajgiri, Vikarabad and Warangal. In view of the rising cases of COVID-19, the Narendra Modi government has extended the coronavirus lockdown till May 17. The second phase of the lockdown ended on May 3.
Lockdown Extended in Pune: Full list of activities permitted in Pune from Monday, 4 May 2020
Trendingdesk •According to Pune zila parishad health department, over 1,390 cases were reported till 2 May - 1,321 cases in Pune city, 59 in Pimpri-Chinchwad, and 16 in Pune rural areas. The Centre has extended the lockdown till 17 May in a bid to contain the spread of the virus.
Lockdown Extended in Mumbai: Full list of activities permitted in Mumbai from Monday, 4 May 2020
Trendingdesk •Mumbai is one of the cities that has reported a maximum number of coronavirus cases in the country. The financial capital of India has confirmed 8,800 cases of COVID-19 of which more than 7,200 are active cases.
Lockdown Extended in Delhi: Full list of activities permitted in Delhi from Monday, 4 May 2020
Trendingdesk •The metropolises of Mumbai, New Delhi and Bengaluru are among those cities which have been designated as red zones, based on the number of active coronavirus cases, the doubling rate and the level of testing and surveillance.