<p>Jammu and Kashmir administration on Saturday extended Covid restrictions across the Union Territory (UT) till May 24 to prevent further spread of the virus.</p>.<p>Directorate of Information and Public Relation (DIPR) in a tweet informed of the extension in restrictions for one more week.</p>.<p>"The Corona Curfew imposed in all 20 distts of J&K till 7 am on Monday, 17/5/21 is extended further till 7 am on Monday, 24/5/21. The curfew will be strict except for a few essential services,” DIPR-J&K tweeted.</p>.<p><strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/east-and-northeast/fresh-covid-19-curbs-in-west-bengal-from-may-16-to-30-986138.html" target="_blank">Read | Fresh Covid-19 curbs in West Bengal from May 16 to 30</a></strong></p>.<p>Corona curfew was imposed in the UT on April 29 and since then has been extended a couple of times. </p>.<p>Meanwhile, for the 17th consecutive day on Saturday, restrictions remained imposed across the UT to contain the unabated rise in Covid-19 cases and deaths. A majority of the public remained confined to their homes even as streets continued to wear a deserted look while shops and business establishments remain closed and traffic off the roads.</p>.<p>Police and paramilitary forces have closed a majority of the roads with barbed wires and barricades to stop the movement of people.</p>
<p>Jammu and Kashmir administration on Saturday extended Covid restrictions across the Union Territory (UT) till May 24 to prevent further spread of the virus.</p>.<p>Directorate of Information and Public Relation (DIPR) in a tweet informed of the extension in restrictions for one more week.</p>.<p>"The Corona Curfew imposed in all 20 distts of J&K till 7 am on Monday, 17/5/21 is extended further till 7 am on Monday, 24/5/21. The curfew will be strict except for a few essential services,” DIPR-J&K tweeted.</p>.<p><strong><a href="https://www.deccanherald.com/national/east-and-northeast/fresh-covid-19-curbs-in-west-bengal-from-may-16-to-30-986138.html" target="_blank">Read | Fresh Covid-19 curbs in West Bengal from May 16 to 30</a></strong></p>.<p>Corona curfew was imposed in the UT on April 29 and since then has been extended a couple of times. </p>.<p>Meanwhile, for the 17th consecutive day on Saturday, restrictions remained imposed across the UT to contain the unabated rise in Covid-19 cases and deaths. A majority of the public remained confined to their homes even as streets continued to wear a deserted look while shops and business establishments remain closed and traffic off the roads.</p>.<p>Police and paramilitary forces have closed a majority of the roads with barbed wires and barricades to stop the movement of people.</p>
