Fresh guidelines have been issued in Gurugram in relation to antigen testing in the district. As per the new guidelines, a symptomatic person who tests negative in the antigen tests will have to undergo a 2-day quarantine until the results of the conventional RT-PCR tests are announced.
As India enters the Unlock-2 stage of the COVID-19 lockdown that was imposed by Prime Minister Narendra Modi back in March, new guidelines have been issued for how the restrictions should be managed in the month of July. The Municipal Corporation of Gurugram (MCG) has issued guidelines for the Resident Welfare Association (RWA) to follow in the Unlock 2 phase till July 31.
All the five fatalities were reported from Gurgaon, Faridabad and Sonipat, falling in the National Capital Region, which are the three worst-hit districts in terms of the total number of novel coronavirus cases and deaths.
Shopping malls will re-open in Gurugram and Faridabad districts from July 1 following the Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs) issued by the central government, Haryana Government said on Sunday.
As locusts swarms hit Haryana and outskirts of Delhi, the state government on Saturday issued an advisory to prepare for a possible locust attack. The government has sent the advisory to all district magistrates (DM).
The skies over many parts of Gurugram turned dark on Saturday as swarms of locusts descended on the town, but the migratory pests are likely to spare the national capital for now, officials said.
A video has surfaced from Gurugram which shows locust swarms crowd the streets of Palam Vihar, Sector 5 in Gurugram. Such visuals have been seen from several parts of Rajasthan, Gujarat, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh.
Shopping malls in Gurugram are set to re-open next week, municipal corporation commissioner said today. "Malls will re-open from next week following the Standard Operating Procedure (SOPs) issued by the Central government. Malls are shops that will not follow the SOPs will be shut down. No orders received to open religious places," he said.
After a weekly review meeting, the Gurugram administration has added 9 more containment zones due to COVID-19 in Gurugram district on Monday.
Six more people died due to coronavirus in Gurugram on Monday, the third consecutive day when six persons have lost their lives to the deadly disease. With this, a total of 37 people have lost their lives in Gurugram, 33 of whom died in the last 12 days.
In a bid to fight the Coronavirus pandemic, the administration in Gurugram has decided to build temporary quarantine centres in the residential societies and upscale condominiums.
Royal Enfield, the maker of some India's most popular bikes, has decided to shut its regional offices in several cities including Gurugram, Chennai, Bangalore, Mumbai, Hyderabad and Bhubneshwar. This initiative has been taken by Royal Enfield keeping in mind the heavy cost that automakers have had to bear because of the total industry shut down amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
In the wake of COVID-19 cases rising rapidly in Delhi NCR, including in Faridabad and Gurgaon, a video has surfaced on internet claiming that several students of a DPS Gurugram school have tested positive after venturing out with their families when the lockdown was lifted.
Mahindra Group Chairman Anand Mahindra has invested USD 1 million (about Rs 7.5 crore) in Gurugram-based Hapramp -- a startup working on technologies like blockchain and social media.
Gurugram saw its worst day in terms of COVID-19 casualties on Monday as five people died due to the deadly virus.
Gurugram coronavirus containment zones have risen to 66 as record 230 cases were reported in the last 24 hours.
Haryana Deputy Chief Minister Dushyant Chautala on Saturday said all places of worship can reopen from June 8 in the state, but no religious gathering will be allowed and social distancing norms must be followed.
Supreme Court has asked Union of India (UoI) to convene a meeting of representatives-officials from Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and Haryana and to try and evolve a common policy for the movement of commuters between the three states in Delhi-NCR region. More to follow.
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Monday announced the sealing of Delhi borders for one week in order to contain the spread of coronavirus. However, people involved in essential services will be allowed to travel. In the past couple of weeks, Delhi has witnessed a sharp rise in the coronavirus cases.
A heavy traffic jam was seen at the Delhi-Gurugram border with police personnel checking passes and IDs for people commuting through the route. The Haryana govt has decided to re-seal the border between Delhi and Gurugram in wake of the rising number of coronavirus cases in the city.
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