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Police ask all shops to close through public address system
Only essential services and transportation permitted
All non-essential shops closed till 6 am on May 4
Unrestricted movement of medical and oxygen services
Those eligible for vaccination can show ID proof
Only parcel service at hotels; no dine-ins
Liquor outlets open but only takeaways
Goods transportation, public & private transport allowed
Construction activities, offices, industries permitted
Bank transactions from 10 am to 2 pm
Mysore/Mysuru:
Weekend curfew came two days ahead in Mysuru city today with the Police closing all shops and business establishments except essential services. The situation of city this morning resembled the lockdown months of last year. Shopkeepers, managements of commercial complexes, garment outlets, furniture shops, jewellery showrooms and malls were taken by surprise when the Police asked them to down their shutters immediately.
Mysuru Haat at an estimated cost of Rs. 125 crore on cards, says C.P. Yogeeshwar
Mysore/Mysuru: Minister for Tourism, Ecology and Environment C.P. Yogeeshwar said that the State was committed to boost tourism to earn handsome revenue and to provide direct and indirect employment to lakhs of people.
“In any profession, there is a minimum qualification. Only in tourism there is no such mandatory rule where people can cash-in on just an idea,” he said.
Speaking after inaugurating Connect-2021, a stakeholder networking initiative, organised by the Department of Tourism and
Karnataka Tourism Society (KTS) at Hotel Radisson Blu in city last evening, the Minister said that the State gets a sizeable portion of revenue from tourism and along with this, many industries like the hotel industry, travel sector and allied professions survive.