Cinemas to open with 50 per cent seating capacity, two days rain forecast in the state, offerings in packets on Navratri

 Cinemas to open with 50 per cent seating capacity, two days rain forecast in the state, offerings in packets on Navratri

1) Theaters will open with 50 per cent seating capacity, it is mandatory to take the mobile number of the audience.

Cinemas will open after 7 months between Corona. Multiplexes with 50 per cent capacity are allowed to open as per SOP. The seat between the two people will be vacant and the mobile number of each spectator will be taken and there will be a gap of more than half an hour between the two shows. Most of the cinemas in the state will open on October 16 or 17 instead of 15, while in some cities one or two cinemas will open today, showing old films.

2) Moderate to light rainfall forecast in Saurashtra including Central and South Gujarat

As the monsoon sets in in Gujarat, the meteorological department has forecast light to moderate rains in parts of Central Gujarat, South Gujarat and Saurashtra from today to October 17. Amreli-Bhavnagar in Saurashtra and South Gujarat are expected to receive heavy rains between October 16 and 17.

3) 2 more Surat-Valsad found 14 more special trains will start

Western Railway has started 14 pairs of trains for different stations, including 2-2 pairs of trains from Surat and Valsad. This special train from Surat to Danapur and Bhagalpur will run two days a week, while from Valsad to Puri and Haridwar will run one day a week.

4) The first Jyotirlinga light and sound show will be held in Somnath

The first Jyotirlinga Somnath light and sound show will start due to the Corona epidemic. The light and sound show has been closed for the last 6-7 months due to Korana, which will start from today, while for Somnath Mandir Darshan from 7-30 to 11-30 in the morning, 12-30 to 6-30 in the afternoon and 07-30 to 10 in the evening. Will be open for 00 hours.

5) The gardens of Rajkot and Surat will be opened, the process of cleaning and sanitizing will be completed

The gardens in Rajkot and Surat, which have been closed for the last seven months due to the Koro epidemic, will reopen. In Rajkot, places like Racecourse, Ishwariya Park, Ajidem will be opened, while about 150 gardens in Surat will be opened. The process of cleaning and sanitizing is completed before starting the garden. However, the 75 Shanti Kunj built for the elders of Surat will not be opened. The elders have also banned entry to the garden.

6) Congress candidate in Gadda-Karjan and BJP candidate in Morbi will fill the form

Congress candidates will contest from Gadda and Karjan assembly constituencies, including Mohan Solanki from Gadda and Kirit Singh Jadeja from Karjan, while BJP candidate Brijesh Merja will contest from Morbi today. The possibility of violation of social distance cannot be ruled out when these three candidates fill up the form.

7) Bhavnagar's Velavadar-based Antelope National Park will open, allowing tourists to enjoy the wildlife

The Antelope National Park at Velavadar in Bhavnagar district will be open for visitors. The Antelope National Park, which is open for eight months during the year, is closed from June 16 to October 15 every year. This time Corona was forced to close on March 22. Thus, from today onwards, after a seven-month vacation, tourists will be able to enjoy the metaphorical antelope, deer and wildlife.

8) Employees of government, semi-government, board-corporations in Surat will take a pledge to prevent the transmission of corona

Special arrangements have been made to prevent the transmission of corona in Surat. Under this scheme, oaths will be taken in government, semi-government, board-corporations and other offices. Employees will be called upon to reduce coronary infections by pledging that I will not leave the house without wearing a mask, maintain a distance of at least 6 feet, wash my hands with soap or sanitize.

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1) Permission to offer offerings in packets on Navratri, Minister of State for Home Affairs said- Government has not decided to close any temple

The state government had banned any Garba from being held in public, whose guidelines included instructions not to distribute prasad during Navratri. However, the decision to release Prasad was taken at a state cabinet meeting held yesterday. The Minister of State for Home Affairs said that the SOP for offerings in Navratri has been changed and offerings in packets have been allowed and the government has not decided to close any temple.