Cases on decline, Haryana lifts all Covid-19 curbs

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Updated At : 02:29 AM Feb 17, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, February 16

With the Covid-19 cases on the decline, the Haryana Government on Wednesday lifted all Covid-19 restrictions across the state.

An order issued by Chief Secretary-cum-Chairperson of the State Executive Committee Sanjeev Kaushal said all restrictions imposed as part of the “mahamari alert-surakshit Haryana” had been lifted in the state.

However, the order advised the residents to observe Covid-appropriate behavioural norms, including social distancing.

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