Telangana extended lockdown till May 7, ban on online food delivery
On behalf of the state government, it has been said that we have extended the lockdown in Telangana till 7 May and it will end on 8 May. It has been told by the government that so far only 64 people who have returned from abroad in the state have been found to be Corona positive. Now we are exploring the travel history of the Jamaatis who joined Nizamuddin Markaz of Delhi.
The Telangana government has taken a big decision after the Corona virus infection has increased in the country. After the central government’s decision to lockdown till May 3, the state government has extended it till May 7.
Regarding this decision, it has been said by the KCR government that we have extended the lockdown in Telangana till 7 May and it will end on 8 May.
It has been told by the state government that so far only 64 people who have returned from abroad in Telangana have been found to be corona positive. Now we are exploring the travel history of the Jamaatis who have joined the Markaj located in Nizamuddin, Delhi.
It has been said to increase the decision of lockdown by the state government that we will ensure that it can be implemented strictly in the whole of Telangana.
The Telangana government has also decided to completely stop the online food service company Zomato, Swiggy and Pizza delivery in the state. Chief Minister K.K. Chandrasekhar Rao said that if we do not eat pizza, we will not die.
The Telangana government has said that decisions will be taken in the cabinet meeting on 5 May, given the situation. KCR said that we cannot start operating air services at the airport. Not only this, we are also prohibiting the delivery of Swiggy, Jomato and Pizza.
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Giving information about the decisions, Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao said, ‘We will not die if we do not eat pizza’. He said, no exemption will be given even during Ramadan and ‘all have to strictly follow the lockdown’.
