Tamilnadu - New Restrictions - 11-04-2021

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Due to uncontrollable spread of Corona Virus in the state of Tamilnadu, The Government of Tamil Nadu has enforced various new regulations once again. In this context, the Government of Tamil Nadu has issued a fresh announcement today, that people are banned to visit  Chennai, Chengalpattu and Tiruvallur beaches during weekends and holidays. This new restriction is scheduled to come into effect from  11th April 2021.


In this scenario, worship is permitted till 10 pm. Initially, worship was permitted till 8 pm but now an additional 2 hours have been permitted on people's request. However, Government of Tamilnadu said no to religious meetings. 


Similarly, the Government of Tamil Nadu has permitted an additional screen for new films.  An additional screen is permitted for 7 days. It has also been advised to fill only 50% of the seats in all the theatres.

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Location: Tamil Nadu, India

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