Here’s the list of TN govt imposed restrictions that come into effect from 20th April 2021

Here’s the list of TN govt imposed restrictions that come into effect from 20th April 2021


Coimbatore: The Tamil Nadu government has issued new restrictions to control the raging second wave of Covid-19. The following restrictions will come into force from the morning of 20th April 2021. These decisions were taken at review meeting chaired by CM Edappadi Palaniswami.

- Night curfew from 10 pm to 4 am. Cabs, autos and private vehicles must not ply.

- No vehicles to be allowed to enter TN during night curfew

- Vehicles (buses) plying inter-state must ensure masking, temperature checks of passengers, social distancing norms

- Emergency travel at night time to hospitals/railway stations etc will be allowed. Emergency services & essential goods will be allowed to ply.

- Petrol/diesel pumps can remain open.

- Essential goods manufacturers & continuous process industries will be allowed to work even at night

- Private security guards must be given an ID card or letter by the company in order to work

- *Complete lockdown on all Sundays* - fish markets, grocery shops, cinema theatres to remain closed on Sundays.

- Other essential items such as milk, newspapers, pharmacies & health services may remain open on Sundays

- On Sundays, hotels can provide parcel service from 6am to 10am; 12 noon to 3pm and 6pm to 9pm only. Swiggy/Zomato & other delivery service providers may function on Sundays. Other e-commerce firms are not allowed to function on Sundays.

- Weddings can have no more than 100 participants, funerals can have no more than 50 people. All SOPs to be strictly followed.

- All tourist spots in Nilgiris, Kodaikanal, Yercaud etc will be closed on all days.

- Public is not allowed at any beach across TN

- Parks & other public spaces are closed to the public across TN until further notice

- IT firms to take steps to ensure at least 50% of staff work from home

- All shopping malls, showrooms etc can remain open only till 9pm on all days except Sundays

- No more than 50 persons can participate in religious festivals and only with prior permission from government

- Govt requests that all religious functions in the future may be postponed

- Std 12 final exams postponed; practicals alone will be conducted as announced

- College/university professors to take classes online from their homes

- Private and govt college exams to be conducted only online

- All coaching classes (private and govt) to be conducted only online

- Summer camps will not be allowed

- Other than Sundays, cinema theatres can function with 50% capacity, must follow all SOPs

- Cafes, tea shops & restaurants to allow only 50% capacity

- TN to give immediate permissions to companies that come forward to manufacture & supply medical oxygen

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