The Assam government has decided to withdraw all COVID-19 related curbs from February 15.
This has been informed by Assam chief minister Himanta Biswa Sarma.
Sarma said: “All restrictions including night curfew, social-religious gatherings including other curbs shall stand withdrawn.”
Moreover, compulsory COVID-19 testing at airports, railway stations and hospitals shall also be withdrawn from February 15 (Tuesday).
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“Government of Assam shall withdraw all COVID19 compulsory testing facilities at airports, railway stations and hospitals wef Feb 15,” tweeted Assam CM Himanta Biswa sarma.
He added: “Also, all restrictions including night curfew, social-religious gatherings including other curbs shall stand withdrawn.”
The Assam chief minister further informed that a detailed notification stating withdrawal of all COVID-19 curbs will be released on Monday.
Notably, there has been a considerable improvement in Assam’s COVID-19 situation with only 79 cases being reported from the state on Sunday.