Lockdown versus curfew: What do they really mean? - Times of India

Country-wide lockdowns have been issued in many of the affected countries like Italy, Spain and France. China started the lockdown in Wuhan, the place where the virus originated and has been able to control the spread of the cases drastically. After the astounding success of Janata Curfew announced by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday, several states in the country have announced lockdowns in the entire state or in affected districts. People are forced to stay indoors during a set number of hours. During such a situation, even though everyone is advised not to step out in public places, there is no penalty for doing so. A lockdown usually allows essential supplies, grocery stores and pharmacies to be functional. Impact on the essential activities During a lockdown you are allowed to do all the essential activities like picking up groceries, going to a doctor or going on a walk, provided you practice social distancing. People working in emergency services are not included in the restrictions. There might be restrictions on transportation as well, depending on the spread of the virus in your locality. How to break a bad habit 00:13 Life in quarantine with photographer Richa Maheshwari 06:14 The right way to remove gloves to keep the virus out 01:03 Insta live with Dr Anjali Hooda: All about diet, fitness and wellness during lockdown 40:18 Virtual Buddy Workout: 5 fitness gurus, 5 super moves 02:03 Coronavirus pandemic 00:11 HIV AIDS pandemic 00:10 ABC of coronavirus: This 10-year-old shares 5 ways to protect yourself from COVID-19 00:38 3 ancient ayurvedic practises to protect yourself from COVID19 09:03 This little kid explain coronavirus in the most adorable way!