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The sudden surge in COVID-19 cases in the country have put authorities in a difficult position. The rapidly increasing COVID-19 infections in Maharashtra has been the biggest worry for the government and concerned authorities. Amid the discussions over revised stricter guidelines in the worst-hit cities, the Aurangabad authorities in Maharashtra have cancelled the lockdown which was going to be imposed from March 31 till April 9.
- The rapidly increasing COVID-19 infections in Maharashtra has been the biggest worry for the government and concerned authorities.
- Night curfew has been imposed in the four metro cities of Gujarat.
- BJP Chief JP Nadda, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Dilip Ghosh will address public rallies in West Bengal.
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New Delhi: The sudden surge in COVID-19 cases in the country have put authorities in a difficult position. The rapidly increasing COVID-19 infections in Maharashtra has been the biggest worry for the government and concerned authorities. Amid the discussions over revised stricter guidelines in the worst-hit cities, the Aurangabad authorities in Maharashtra have cancelled the lockdown which was going to be imposed from March 31 till April 9.
Additionally, night curfew has been imposed in the four metro cities of Gujarat - Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat and Rajkot - will continue till April 15 in the wake of rising coronavirus cases there.
In other developments, BJP Chief JP Nadda, West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee and Dilip Ghosh will address public rallies in the poll-bound state ahead of West Bengal Assembly elections 2021.
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