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India Lockdown to Continue till 3rd May – PM Modi

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April 14, 2020
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India Lockdown to Continue till 3rd May

In his address to the nation today morning, Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced his government’s decision to extend lockdown in the country till 3rd May 2020. Speaking live on national television, PM Modi appreciated the fellow countrymen for following the lockdown seriously and helping in containing the spread of Coranavirus pandemic till date but the threat is not yet over. “Upon recommendation by various state governments, health departments and members of the public urging him to extend the lockdown further to safeguard human lives, his government has decided to extend the lockdown”, He added.

 

During this extended lockdown, the restrictions will be strict and compliance will be enforced to the maximum. Regular monitoring at the local police stations level to ensure immediate punishment to the defaulters. After reviewing the success of lockdown, other measures and trend of Covid-19 spread till 20th April 2020, some relaxations can be considered for certain areas. He urged the people to follow lockdown conditions seriously and maintain the social distancing norms at all costs. He also assured that country has sufficient stocks of food supplies and ample facilities have been set in place to meet any eventuality.

He also praised the dedication with which healthcare workers, sanitation staff, police and other forces are working day and night to safeguard our lives and added that the nation will always be indebted to them for their service in these difficult times.

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