MHA clarifies services exempt from Lockdown Restrictions to fight COVID-19


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▴ MHA clarifies services exempt from Lockdown Restrictions to fight COVID19
However, as specified in the lockdown measures, National COVID-19 Directives and Standard Operating Procedure for social distancing for offices, workshops, factories and establishments must be ensured.

Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has issued an order to exempt certain activities under the consolidated revised guidelines as some queries have been received with regard to exemptions of specific services/activities within the categories already allowed in the guidelines issued under the above referred orders.

In this regard, it is clarified that:-

Social sector under clause 8(i) include bed side attendants and care givers of senior citizens residing in their homes.
Public utilities under clause 11(v) include recharge facilities for prepaid mobile connection.


Supply of essential goods under clause 13(i) include food processing units such as bread factories, milk processing plants, flour mills, dal mills etc. located in urban areas.


However, as specified in the lockdown measures, National COVID-19 Directives and Standard Operating Procedure for social distancing for offices, workshops, factories and establishments must be ensured.

It has been communicated to all States to inform the district authorities and field agencies on the above accordingly, so as to avoid ambiguity at the ground level.

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