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But malls, metro rails, domes- to immediate help mitigate the ❒ - tic and international flights, plight of migrant labour on the " colleges, schools, religious roads due to the nation-wide % 456+0* political gathering remained in lockdown entering 54th day. ❒ 2 % . "% . % . the prohibited list. The night curfew, between n the wake of huge move- ! " Different States have given 7 pm and 7 am, will continue ment of migrants from across # $% ❒ 9 % " I leeway to economic activities in in all zones. Hotels, restaurants the States, the Indian Council " ' the green and orange zones and and other hospitality services, of Medical Council (ICMR) on ' narrowed down their enforce- except for the running of can- ❒ " % Monday revised its testing ment of lockdown guidelines to teens in bus depots, railway sta- strategy mandating all patients asymptomatic direct and high- only containment zones. Some tions and airports, will not be ! of severe acute respiratory risk contacts of confirmed States, like Karnataka and West allowed. ❒ " " infection (SARI) to be tested cases be tested once between Bengal, have permitted open- Maharashtra, the worst "! " for the Covid-19 regardless of day 5 and day 10 of coming ing of salons and barber’s shops affected State in the country ! travel or contact history. into contact. where close contacts with the and particularly its Capital ❒ . Frontline workers involved in “All hospitalised patients customers is possible. In con- Mumbai with nearly 20 per % containment and mitigation who develop ILI (influenza trast Delhi has not allowed bar- cent of coronavirus cases in the ❒ of Covid-19 will also be tested. like illness) symptoms, symp- ber shops, spas and salons to country, will not experience 6 This comes even as the tomatic individuals with his- open yet. relaxations in major part of the ❒ ! Government has maintained tory of international travel in Telangana too has allowed city. Saying Mumbai is still a :! : !" that there is no community the last 14 days, symptomatic salons to open and permitted Covid-19 red zone, authorities " ! 456+0* schools, colleges, cinema 456+0* transmission in the country. contacts of laboratory con- bus services within the State. have not eased restrictions and ❒ - halls and saloons will remain Testing has been one of the firmed cases, symptomatic Walmart-owned Flipkart warned people about strong elhi Chief Minister Arvind closed. n the day one of lockdown concerns in India’s manage- healthcare workers, patients of said it is awaiting advisories action against violators in the ! . ! !' DKejriwal on the first day of Addressing an online O4.0, heavy vehicular traffic ment of the Covid-19. Many Severe Acute Respiratory from different States fourth phase of the nationwide ❒ ! ! lockdown 4.0 on Monday media briefing here, Kejriwal was witnessed on Monday at experts have said India’s testing Infection (SARI), symptomatic for resuming full services, lockdown. emphasised on the importance said, “We have to gradually the Delhi-Gurugram and strategy is too restrictive. ILI within hotspots and con- including in red zones, a day Taking a rather relaxed ❒ & of gradual revival of econom- move towards opening the Delhi-Noida borders. According to new strategy, tainment zones to be tested for after Home Ministry’s guide- view of coronavirus situation, ! ; ic activities with certain relax- economy. We used the lock- There were long queues of no emergency procedure the Covid-19,” the ICMR said. lines on lockdown 4.0 were Karnataka has allowed major ation and a few restrictions down period to make vehicles at Delhi-Noida border (including deliveries) should be ILI case is defined as one released. concessions for re-starting eco- ❒ % amid corona in the national arrangements to deal with on Monday morning. delayed for the lack of test. But with acute respiratory infection Parks and sports complex- nomic activities. Chief Minister Capital which saw 1,0054 pos- Covid-19.” The Delhi Traffic Police the sample can be sent for test- with 38 degree Celsius fever or es will be open with the norms BS Yediyurappa, however, said ❒ 4 itive cases. People boarding buses in advised people to avoid cross- ing simultaneously if the per- more than that and cough. of “social distancing” but step- people from four States — ! The CM announced open- the city will have to be screened ing border via Kalindi Kundi son showed symptoms pre- SARI patients are those with ping out of homes between 7 Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil ❒ = ing of shops in markets on an first, he said, adding that four- and DND without scribed in the guideline. acute respiratory infection and pm and 7 am, except for essen- Nadu and Kerala — will not be > odd-even basis and running of wheeler vehicles, including an e-pass as the Uttar Pradesh Beside the earlier cate- 38 degree Celsius fever tial services will be prohibited. allowed entry into the State till ❒ = !% buses with only 20 passengers, taxis, will be allowed with only Police was allowing vehicles gories of individuals fitting the or more and requiring hospi- Taxis and cabs will be allowed May 31. but said Metro services, two passengers. only with movement pass. testing criteria, the ICMR said talisation. $ 456+0* .$/ ! ! " down for another two weeks till !" ndia crossed a dubious mile- >&"?@ "A/ ?"A>: May 31 to contain the spread !$ %& Istone in the spread of coro- ! 4 ":@ ?A"A@ of coronavirus, said Narendra ! ' na cases on Monday when its (B ":A@ @/AA"?A Solanki, Head Equity Research overall count crossed 1,00,000 (Fundamental), Anand Rathi. cases with 3,155 deaths as the $$%&$ 6 "&A )$A"A?& The relief package deadly virus continued to = B &"&: >?>"? announcements appeared ( ! 456+0* spread across the country with ! % - &">@ &"A>& falling short of meeting market alarming speed. With around expectations on any demand % * +" 4,641 new cases, the country ‘s , - A"@& ?":?> he equity market tanked on side reforms, triggering an , - $ total stood at 1,00,340 cases. 5 "?& AA"@ TMonday sending clear sig- intense selloff in the domestic ' New cases were still coming in 2 - "A> &"&& nal about the participants’ dis- market, he noted. from different states and the %'(% appointment over the stimulus The Government, in its ! " overall coutn could go up. -B "/? >:"&A: package announced by the first four tranches of the stim- " ! According to the data from Government even as global ulus package, focussed on cred- * . the States, the highest number in that order. deaths. investment firm Goldman it line to small businesses and ! of confirmed cases in Maharashtra reported Even as India crossed 1 %$ Sachs saw India slipping into a new fund creations to be shoul- ! %/ !" the country are from 2,033 cases and 51 deaths tak- lakh mark on the first day of major recession. dered by banks and financial , 0 ! 0 Maharashtra at 35,086, Gujarat ing its overall tally to 35,086. the Lockdown 4 on Monday, !& '( ) The market fell for the institutions with very little 1 " at 11,746, Delhi at 10,054, They were followed by Tamil the Government found solace third consecutive day, each extra budget spending. Rajasthan at 5,505, Madhya Nadu which chipped in with in the fact that at 7.1 cases per day responding to the separate IndusInd Bank was the In the last set of measures, Pradesh at 5,326 and Uttar 536 cases and three more death, lakh, the Coronavirus ratio is tranches of stimulus top laggard in the Sensex pack, the Centre on Sunday ' Pradesh at 4,605. taking its overall count to lowest in world. Noida: Thirty-one people test- announced by the Finance cracking around 10 per cent, announced plans to privatise Maharashtra followed by 11,760 and 82 deaths. “In terms of confirmed ed positive for Covid-19 in UP’s Minister. followed by HDFC, Maruti PSUs in non-strategic sectors Tamil Nadu were the two top Madhya Pradesh reported cases per lakh population, India Gautam Buddh Nagar on Benchmark Sensex crashed Suzuki, Axis Bank and and suspend loan default-trig- # # contributors of new cases on 259 new cases and 4 death to has so far about 7.1 cases per Monday, pushing the total cases 1,069 points tracking massive UltraTech Cement. On the gered bankruptcy filings for 2 3! % Monday. They were followed take its overall count to 5,236 lakh
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