TN government limits permission to only 10 people at weddings to control COVID-19 spread

Mandatory face masks, social distancing and other such COVID-19 guidelines must be followed at all times during wedding ceremonies.


Coimbatore: With the second wave of COVID-19 pandemic spreading exponentially, Tamil Nadu Government has been imposing various restrictions from April 10th to avoid clusters.

Accordingly, a new circular has been sent to Temple organisers, in which permissions have been given only for 10 people to be present inside the temple during weddings and a limit of only 50 people at the halls of the temples.

Further in the circular, an order was made to restrict wedding ceremonies to happen within a particular time limit. As for the important temple pooja's, permission has been given only for the priests at the temple they work.

Mandatory face masks, social distancing and other such COVID-19 was asked to be followed at all times during wedding ceremonies.

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