Covid-19: Do's and don'ts during the Corona virus lock down

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As India goes into lock down to combat the Covid-19 pandemic, it has become more important than ever to make sure the public gets accurate information. The world has not seen a health crisis of such proportions in a long time.

Here are the answers to the questions asked frequently regarding the lock down.

Cashier/teller operations of banks (including ATMs) will be open. However, individuals need a self-declaration to venture out.


Chemist shops and pharmacies will be open.


Most states have a ban on public transport, including taxis. Some states might allow taxis to go to hospitals.


Yes, but it is advisable to stick to essential services. They may be questioned at check.


Any congregation of more than five people is strictly prohibited and punishable by law.


E-commerce of all essential goods including food, pharmaceuticals and medical equipment, food items, groceries, milk plants, general provision stores, take away/home delivery in restaurants will be open.


All domestic and international flights during this period shall be suspended.



Yes, petrol pumps, LPG/oil agencies will continue to operate.


All religious places of any denomination will be closed.


Print and electronic media journalists can go out to report


Telecom, internet and postal services will continue to operate.



All shops, commercial establishments, factories, workshops, offices, go-downs, weekly bazaars, etc, will close their operations.



In case of a funeral, congregations of not more than 20 people will be permitted.


Hotels, home stays, lodges and motels, which are accommodating tourists and persons stranded due to the lock down, medical and emergency staff, air and sea crew will continue to run as is.

Offices charged with law and order and magisterial duties, police, health, fire, prisons, fair price shops, electricity, water, municipal services, activities related to functioning of legislative assembly, pay and accounts office.


Information Source- Government of India (https://www.mygov.in/covid-19) & News 18.com





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