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Weekly markets except vegetables, fruits, essential commodities, banned: Delhi Police

By ANI | Updated: March 22, 2020 22:55 IST

In a bid to contain the spread of coronavirus, weekly markets-except vegetables, fruits, essential commodities have been banned in a bid to contain the spread, Delhi Police said on Sunday.

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New Delhi [India], Mar 22 : In a bid to contain the spread of coronavirus, weekly markets-except vegetables, fruits, essential commodities have been banned in a bid to contain the spread, Delhi Police said on Sunday.

"All assemblies/demonstrations/processions banned. All gatherings - social/cultural/political/religious/academic/sports event/seminar banned. Weekly markets-except vegetables/fruits/essential commodities, banned. No guided group tour, by pvt tour operators allowed," Delhi Police PRO said.

In the wake of coronavirus outbreak, Section 144 of CrPC will be imposed in Delhi with effect from 9 pm on March 22 to 12 midnight of March 31. "The order will come into force with effect from 9 PM on 22.03.2020 and remain valid upto 12 midnight of 31.03.2020," said the order by Delhi government.

( With inputs from ANI )

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