J&K Unlock 2.0 guidelines issued; all districts in Kashmir placed in red zone except Bandipora

Religious places to continue to remain closed till further orders

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Updated At : 04:36 AM Jul 04, 2020 IST

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Tribune News Service
Jammu, July 3

The J&K administration on Friday issued new guidelines for Unlock 2.0 placing all the districts in Kashmir division in red zone except Bandipora.

Religious places will continue to remain closed till further orders while restaurants can operate for dine-in with 50 per cent capacity.

Hotels can open with full capacity while intra district taxis and maxi cabs have also been permitted in the entire district.

No inter-state or inter-state movement will be allowed without passes.

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