A man leaves the Yazdani bakery, one of the citys oldest, after buying bread during a government-imposed nationwide lockdown as a preventive measure against the spread of the COVID-19 coronavirus in Mumbai on April 28, 2020. AFP photo
Mumbai, April 28
Maharashtra’s secretariat Mantralaya will remain shut for the next two days in view of four employees testing positive for coronavirus, an official said on Tuesday.
The affected employees of a state government department have been shifted to a state-run hospital for further treatment, he said.
In a circular, Additional Chief Secretary (Services), General Administration, Sitaram Kunte, stated that the Mantralaya would remain closed on April 29 and 30 for sanitisation.
The general administration department has announced to undertake sanitisation work in the entire building, the official added.
Mantralaya is currently working with thin attendance in view of a lockdown enforced to stop the spread of coronavirus. PTI
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