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CAIT seeks action against e-commerce majors Amazon and Flipkart over alleged supply of non-essential items during COVID-19

CAIT seeks action against e-commerce majors Amazon and Flipkart over alleged supply of non-essential items during COVID-19
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India- Traders welcome lockdown extension by Delhi Govt

(MENAFN - KNN India) Traders welcome lockdown extension by Delhi Govt New Delhi, Apr 26 (KNN) The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has welcomed the extension of lockdown in the national capital by the Delhi Government. CAIT Secretary General Praveen Khandelwal said that fast increasing COVID cases in Delhi and non - availability of medical facilities including beds in Hospitals, acute shortage of oxygen, non-availability of required medicines and in all highly crippled medical structure in Delhi necessitated extension of lockdown. Khandelwal said that Traders across Delhi were most willingly demanding lockdown in spite of the fact they will be the worst sufferers of Lockdown but in view of the present critical COVID crisis, a lockdown was inevitable, he said on Sunday.

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Delhi COVID-19 lockdown likely to be extended, say sources

Highlights The step could be taken due to the deteriorating COVID-19 situation. The lockdown in Delhi is in effect till April 26 morning. New Delhi: The complete COVID-19 lockdown in Delhi which is in effect till Monday (April 26, 2021) morning is likely to be extended further due to the deteriorating situation. The idea behind the brief lockdown was that it will control the cases and give time to boost the health infrastructure, but the situation has gone from bad to worse. In such a situation, extending the lockdown, by maybe another week, is a possible option, a source in the Delhi government told PTI news agency.

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Delhi extends curfew as Covid situation grim; retailers demand support

With Covid-related deaths mounting amidst a healthcare system stretched beyond its limit, the Delhi government today extended the ongoing curfew by a week. The restrictions that were imposed on April 20 will now remain in place at least till 5 am on May 3. “The coronavirus situation had worsened, which is why we started a six-day lockdown last week. It is scheduled to end tomorrow. But the infections are continuing to rise. In view of this, everybody agrees that we need to extend the restrictions to curb the spread further,” Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said. Since the curfew was imposed, while the number of reported cases has come down marginally, the number of deaths have increased. From 28,395 new Covid cases on April 20, the national capital registered 24,103 cases yesterday (April 24), but the daily death toll surged from 277 to 357, the highest ever recorded. Recent data suggests that the positivity rate has increased to 36 per cent from 25 per cent two weeks ago. An

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