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LATEST NEWS UPDATES | Centre revises Centre’s guidelines, states left scrambling to catch up -Deeptiman Tiwary

Centre revises Centre’s guidelines, states left scrambling to catch up -Deeptiman Tiwary

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published Published on Apr 26, 2020   modified Modified on Apr 26, 2020

-The Indian Express

A month ago, on March 24, when the Centre announced the first phase of the lockdown, states were left to manage its sudden consequences such as the massive disruption in supply chain, and migrant labour walking hundreds of miles to their homes.

Late Friday night, as the Centre issued orders allowing shops and markets in rural areas and stand-alone shops in urban areas to open for sale of even non-essential items for the first time since the COVID-19 lockdown, states reacted with caution.

Alluding to the legalese of the order, Punjab Special Chief Secretary K B S Sidhu tweeted the Centre’s order and said: “So, this seems to be good news about some shops being allowed to open by GoI. Can some volunteer translate this into simple English?”

Hours later, Assam Chief Secretary Kumar Sanjay Krishna tweeted: “State government would take a view on this on Monday after watching the situation for two days.”

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The Indian Express, 26 April, 2020, https://indianexpress.com/article/india/centre-revises-centres-guidelines-states-left-scrambling-to-catch-up-coronavirus-lockdown-6379328/


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