Coronavirus update: 'Tarikh Pe Tarikh', 'Kaisa Laga Mazak?' Twitter erupts with humour after lockdown extension
Coronavirus lockdown: Prime Minister Narendra Modi first announced a 21-day nationwide lockdown on March 25, which was later extended by two more weeks to contain the virus spread
- May 2, 2020,
- Updated May 2, 2020 4:49 PM IST
The government, on Friday, extended the lockdown by another two weeks in the wake of rising cases of novel coronavirus in the country. The third stage of lockdown will start on May 4 and will end on May 17. However, this time some activities would be allowed after classifications of districts into 'Red', 'Orange' and 'Green' zones based on COVID-19 risk profiling
Prime Minister Narendra Modi first announced a 21-day nationwide lockdown on March 25, which was later extended by two more weeks to contain the virus spread.
All major urban centres, including Delhi and Mumbai, have been identified as 'red zones' or areas with large numbers of cases. The Centre formulated 733 zones which included 130 red zones, 284 orange zones, and 319 green zones.
Also read: Coronavirus lockdown 3.0: What's open, what's closed in green, orange, red zones
Following the announcement of lockdown, people on social media resorted to humour to express grief regarding lockdown 3.0.The government, on Friday, extended the lockdown by another two weeks in the wake of rising cases of novel coronavirus in the country. The third stage of lockdown will start on May 4 and will end on May 17. However, this time some activities would be allowed after classifications of districts into 'Red', 'Orange' and 'Green' zones based on COVID-19 risk profiling
Prime Minister Narendra Modi first announced a 21-day nationwide lockdown on March 25, which was later extended by two more weeks to contain the virus spread.
All major urban centres, including Delhi and Mumbai, have been identified as 'red zones' or areas with large numbers of cases. The Centre formulated 733 zones which included 130 red zones, 284 orange zones, and 319 green zones.
Also read: Coronavirus lockdown 3.0: What's open, what's closed in green, orange, red zones
Following the announcement of lockdown, people on social media resorted to humour to express grief regarding lockdown 3.0.