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Karnataka Government Withdraws Night Curfew Order Post Review
Karnataka CM B S Yediyurappa (Pic Via Twitter)
The B Y Yediyurappa led Karnataka government has withdrawn its night curfew order following a review, the Chief Minister's Office announced today (24 December), ANI has reported.
The state had earlier issued an order permitting midnight mass, in light of the night curfew which was supposed to start effective today.
Initially Karnataka had imposed a night curfew between 11 PM and 5 PM from today till 2 January across the state in the wake of a new coronavirus strain discovered in the UK. Under this curfew people were strictly ordered not to go outside their house during the night.
Briefing reporters after a meeting with members of the Karnataka Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) for Covid-19 at his home office 'Krishna', Chief Minister B S Yediyurappa had said that in view of the new strain of the virus and also as per the advice of the Union government and recommendations of the K-TAC, Karnataka decided to impose night curfew between 11 PM and 5 AM.
During the curfew the movement of goods and empty trucks was permitted and 50 per cent staff on night duty was allowed to go to office.
With inputs from IANS
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