<p>Tamil Nadu will reopen schools from February 1 for classes 1 to 12 even as it decided to lift the night curfew imposed from 10 pm to 5 am from Friday and announced that there will be no Sunday lockdown on January 30. </p>.<p>Colleges, barring those functioning as Covid-19 care centres, will also resume physical classes from February 1, the government announced and imposed restrictions on cinema theatres and shopping malls. </p>.<p>After a meeting with experts on Covid-19 restrictions, Chief Minister M K Stalin announced that classes for those studying in standard 1 to 12 will resume from February 1. He also announced a slew of restrictions from February 1 to 15, like a ban on classes for LKG and UKG, 50 per cent occupancy for restaurants, theatres, amusement parks, textile and jewellery showrooms, and seminar halls.</p>.<p>While the maximum number of people allowed for marriage is 100, the number for funerals has been fixed at 50. </p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>
<p>Tamil Nadu will reopen schools from February 1 for classes 1 to 12 even as it decided to lift the night curfew imposed from 10 pm to 5 am from Friday and announced that there will be no Sunday lockdown on January 30. </p>.<p>Colleges, barring those functioning as Covid-19 care centres, will also resume physical classes from February 1, the government announced and imposed restrictions on cinema theatres and shopping malls. </p>.<p>After a meeting with experts on Covid-19 restrictions, Chief Minister M K Stalin announced that classes for those studying in standard 1 to 12 will resume from February 1. He also announced a slew of restrictions from February 1 to 15, like a ban on classes for LKG and UKG, 50 per cent occupancy for restaurants, theatres, amusement parks, textile and jewellery showrooms, and seminar halls.</p>.<p>While the maximum number of people allowed for marriage is 100, the number for funerals has been fixed at 50. </p>.<p><strong>Check out DH's latest videos:</strong></p>
