It will no longer be mandatory for people traveling in a private car in the capital to wear a mask. 

Coronavirus restrictions have been relaxed after the decrease in corona cases in the capital Delhi.

Night curfew has now been removed in Delhi.

All shops, shopping malls, restaurants, bars etc. will now be able to open and close without any restrictions.

Only school related guidelines or restrictions will remain in force for the time being i.e. schools will run both online and offline.

With this, passengers will now be able to travel standing in the bus and metro.

The time limit for opening and closing of shops will also end.

This decision was taken in the DDMA meeting.

In the DDMA meeting held in Delhi on Monday, it was decided to remove all the corona restrictions including night curfew.

According to information received from sources, in the meeting, CM Arvind Kejriwal pressurized to remove all the restrictions.

He said, Corona is decreasing, we have to take care of the employment of the people.

For this, the Health Department of Delhi Government will issue a separate order.

Apart from this, in Delhi, in case of not applying mask or not following the distance from the body, only ₹ 500 will be challaned.

Which was ₹ 2,000 earlier, now it has been reduced to ₹ 500. 

It will no longer be mandatory for people traveling in a private car in the capital to wear a mask.

Significantly, till now only single drivers were exempted from wearing masks while driving, but now all those traveling in private cars have been given exemption.

The Delhi government has issued an official order and this order will be applicable from Monday 28 February.