No restriction on inter or intra State movement of persons and goods - MHA

New Delhi: According to the new guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs on the lockdown, restrictions have been relaxed except on containment zones.

New Delhi: According to the new guidelines issued by the Ministry of Home Affairs on the lockdown, restrictions have been relaxed except on containment zones.

As per the new guidelines, re-opening of all activities outside containment zones will be done in a phased manner.

With regard to inter and intra State travel, the MHA has permitted people to travel between the districts and states without obtaining any permissions. However, it has notified that if any State/district opts to impose any restriction due to outbreak of COVID in their region, prior intimation has to be made to the public.

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