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* In a letter to the commissioner of excise, the bar owners have requested the custody of their liquor license for the present exercise, in the payment of the 10% of the license fees as they say they do not foresee the company until March, after the re-opening of their establishments once the blocking conditions are relaxed.
The letter said that the situation was likely that the strength of 35% of restaurants to close.
The bar owners said they would not even be able to recover the annual license fee, which starts at Rs 8 lakh, since their business would be limited to a certain level of orders to take up a Covid-19 vaccine is developed and provides confidence to the consumers.
* Update 10.36 am: Domestic passenger flights resume in India after a lapse of two months. The country will see around 600 flight services on Monday, say officials of the aviation.
* Update at 9.35 am | India logs largest-day spike 6,977 Covid of the cases, the total of the minutes is raised to 1,38,845; number of dead rises to 4,021: ministry of health of the Union.
* Stung by the BJP’s criticism of his crisis-management skills, the minister-in-chief of Uddhav Thackeray, said the spread of the coronavirus in Maharashtra, which was much less alarming than the projections made by the ministerial teams of Delhi and remained so despite the little or no aid from the Central government.
* Those above 65 years, below 10, can’t get in SAN buses
MSRTC has forbidden to pregnant women, citizens above 65 years and less than 10 years of travel on ST buses, which began to operate in certain districts on Friday.
In two days, the buses plying on the 31 of the non-red areas carried more than 20,000 passengers on more than 4,000 trips, said sources.
* On Eid today, 30,000 police officers to enforce the rules of social distancing
Nearly 30,000 personnel from CISF, the CAF, the Crime branch, Special branch and traffic police will be present throughout the city. With more than 69 of containment in areas of the city, the police it is likely that the use of drones with cameras to monitor sensitive areas to make sure that the social distancing of the rules in place.
Maulanas have announced that Eid namaz (prayers) to be offered in the home. Chief of Jamiatul Ulema-E-Hind, Maulana Arshad Madni, has asked Muslims to offer two rakats (units) namaz in their homes in groups of four adult men.
* Update at 7.36 am: Passengers arrive at Mumbai (bombay) Chhatrapati Shivaji International airport’s domestic flight operations resume. The Maharashtra government has allowed the 25 take-offs and 25 landings each day in Mumbai.
* At least six doctors in the suburbs and one from the south of Mumbai have been served showcause notices to the prescription of the Covid-19 test for asymptomatic patients or to ask them to do the test without performing a physical exam. The BMC has served notices to around 20 doctors from KWest neighborhood not to open their clinics. The actions have angered the medical community, which has called for a better dialogue, saying that the civic corps of the lack of confidence in a physician of the clinic of the acumen, it could weaken the fight against the Covid-19.
* A Jogeshwari resident spent 12 hours in search of a bed in the ICU for his mother. In another case, a patient died within one hour after being transferred to a Covid center of attention, you can’t get a bed in a Ghatkopar hospital after waiting for nine hours.
* Maharashtra writes to Kerala for 150 doctors and nurses
As the cases continue to increase, the state government has written to Kerala health minister KK Shailaja asking for 50 doctors and 100 nurses to manage the 600-bed Covid center of attention at Mahalaxmi Race Course, reports of Sumitra Deb Roy. The authorities have said that there was a lack of staff at Covid hospitals. DMER head Dr TP Lahane, who wrote the letter, said that discussions have also been held with Doctors Without Borders for health care workers.
* Indecision in Maharashtra’s ruling coalition on the resumption of commercial flights from Mumbai airport finally lifted on Sunday, hours after the chief minister Uddhav Thackeray expressed his reluctance to allow travellers to fly in the city.
Thackeray said that he had passed on to the aviation minister, Hardeep Puri who, in accordance with Maharashtra blocking restrictions, the flights would be allowed to land only for medical emergencies or in exceptional cases, such as bringing homeless students. An hour after his speech, the spokesman of the PNC and cabinet minister Nawab Malik announced an unexpected turn. “I have spoken with the chief secretary, and our decision is that the 25 flights to and from Mumbai airport will begin from Monday,” said Malik.
The chief secretary Ajoy Mehta also confirmed the go-ahead. “The flight details are being worked out by the departments involved and the airline companies,” Mehta told TOI.
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