I’m not absolutely sure of that 95% claim, to be honest, but the fact of the matter is that – with the exception of schools – Delhi is now a-l-m-o-s-t back to normal.
Night curfew is lifted.
Restaurants and cinemas can operate at 100% capacity.
People can once again stand in the buses – the “no standing” rule has been strictly enforced by bus marshals.
So, hybrid schooling will be in place for the next month, but come April 1st, we are, touch wood, back to normal.
Until then, we still have to wear masks – though the fine for not wearing one has been reduced – & maintain social distance (NOT a natural concept in this crazy crowded country).
All that remains to be seen is what happens on Monday, when the current international flight bans expire.
Will all flights resume? Or will we still have only the current “bubbles”?
Also, will mask wearing also be discontinued or is that here for the duration, I wonder?
But it is WONDERFUL news that we are edging back towards some semblance of normality.
I for one CANNOT WAIT 🙂 🙂
Yesterday, in Islamabad, I walked out of three chemists shops, after creating a scene over people not wearing masks! In the fourth, only one customer wasn’t wearing a mask. He apologized, and I was able to purchase the medicines I needed to get!
What are your rules? Are you still locked down, or not? Curfew?
Mask not coming off for me!
Ripu Daman Bevli Yeah, I kinda guessed!
Christine Pemberton 🙂 🙂
To mask or unmask is the big one … Finally Normally being normal coming to grips after two or three years. Lost count..somewhere ?
Sonam Dubal I agree re the masks…I think a lot of people will be reluctant to let ’em go completely