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Covid: Lockdown in Haryana for a week starting tomorrow, Anil Vij announces

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Covid: Lockdown in Haryana for a week starting tomorrow, Anil Vij announces

Covid: Lockdown in Haryana for a week starting tomorrow, Anil Vij announces

Amid a surge in coronavirus cases, the Haryana government on Sunday announced imposition of a week-long lockdown in the entire state beginning May 3.

Earlier, weekend curfew was enforced in nine districts of the state.

"From May 3, there will be a 7-day long lockdown in the entire state," Haryana's Home and Health Minister Anil Vij said in a tweet on Sunday.


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