Knitting companies starts operating with 100 per cent staff after 44 days in Tirupur

Knitting companies starts operating with 100 per cent staff after 44 days in Tirupur


Tirupur: A complete lockdown has been in place in Tamil Nadu for the past few weeks following the rapid spread of the second wave of coronavirus infection across the country.

As a part of this, knitting and allied companies in Tirupur district have been closed since May 14.



Knitting companies have been operating with relaxations for the last 2 weeks. Knitting and its affiliates are operating with 100 per cent staff following the guidelines issued by the Government of Tamil Nadu after 44 days that it can operate with 100 per cent staff from today.

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