CAIT said the liquor shops opened in various parts of the country have seen violation of social distancing norms amid coronavirus crisis

Delhi coronavirus update: Delhi is in the red zone, which means here the coronavirus outbreak is severe. Delhi has country's third-highest positive cases for coronavirus at 4,549. Delhi's all 11 districts are under the red zone. The capital has a total of 97 containment zones

Coronavirus lockdown 3.0:Liquor shops across Delhi as and wherever permissible have reopened today after a lockdown of nearly two months. Visuals from all across the city as well as across the country show people queueing up outside wine shops to buy alcohol

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As per the government order, only standalone shops will be allowed to sell liquor; malls or liquor shops in shopping complexes will remain closed. This has prompted people to throng liquor shops in huge numbers, flouting of social distancing norms

Coronavirus lockdown update: The government has so far allowed only those liquor shops (L-7 and L-8) to operate which are being run by four state-run agencies responsible for liquor sale in the national capital

Coronavirus update: As per the Ministry of Home Affairs guidelines, retail sale of liquor, paan, and tobacco is permitted in the green zone, orange zone as well as non-containment areas in red zones, ensuring six feet of physical distancing

Coronavirus lockdown 3.0: In the last 24 hours, 1,074 patients have been cured, which happens to be highest number of cured patient in a day

As per the guidelines, only five shops selling non-essential items will be allowed in each lane, while there is no restriction on numbers for essential shops

While government has allowed liquor, paan and tobacco shops to reopen, it is not without restrictions; here's what tipplers should be careful about during Lockdown 3.0

Coronavirus Lockdown 3.0: Most of the commercial and private establishments have been allowed in the Red Zones which includes print and electronic media, IT and IT-enabled services, data and call centres, cold storage and warehousing services, private security, and facility management services, and services provided by self-employed persons except for barbers

Coronavirus lockdown extension: Only Ernakulam district in Kerala qualifies to be a green zone as it has not reported any new cases in the last 21 days. Wayanad that was earlier a green zone, has been earmarked as an orange zone

Centre has allowed sale of liquor in all zones, excluding containment zones, in order to deal with major drop in revenues; over 450 shops that come under these corporations in Delhi could be allowed to sell liquor after they will certify that all social distancing norms will be followed

Corona lockdown 3.0 live updates: Total number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Maharashtra reached 12,974; Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal said it's difficult to sustain lockdown amid heavy economic losses

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Lauding the government's decision to partially allow sale of non-essentials, the e-tailers said the move will help meet consumer demand while easing the burden of piled up inventory of the MSMEs amid the extended nationwide lockdown

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Liquor shops will ensure a minimum six feet distance (2 gaz ki doori) between all customers and also ensure that not more than 5 persons are present at one time at the store, as per notification issued by the home ministry