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Fight against coronavirus - What all will remain shut during Janta curfew

By Benson | Updated: March 22, 2020 08:04 IST

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No Metro - Metro in various cities will not operate on March 22 in view of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for a 'Janta Curfew' to check the spread of coronavirus.
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Markets to remain closed - In view of the Janta Curfew, mall, markets and shops are likely to be closed. However, the shut down will not ply on medical stores, and shops that sell general consumables or essential goods.
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Flights - Low fare carriers IndiGo and GoAir will together cancel close to 1,000 domestic flights during the Janta Curfew Sunday.
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Passenger trains won't function - No passenger train will originate from any railway station in the country from midnight to 10 pm on Sunday in view of the 'Janta curfew' announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, according to a railway order issued.
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A curfew for jail inmates - Jail authorities will not let visitors meet inmates on Sunday when 'Janta curfew' will be in force to prevent the spread of coronavirus
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