Civilian life shouldn’t be disrupted when making decisions: Govt.

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No decision should be taken at the regional level which can cause any disruption to civilian life, the Government announced today. It said all the decisions with regard to imposition of curfew, selection of localities to implement curfew and declaration of isolated areas are being taken at the highest level of the Government following an in-depth analysis of the data received.

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Ganesh Monday, 30 March 2020 04:31 PM

Our lives have been turned into a nightmare. Internet service providers are fleecing us blind. Food reserves at home are running short. At least give us an indication as to when Curfew will be lifted.

Mike Tuesday, 31 March 2020 12:07 AM

Ur concern is abt Internet connectivity?

cineha Monday, 30 March 2020 05:56 PM

Civilian life is already disrupted

Chris Monday, 30 March 2020 06:09 PM

Says who? We are locked down cash running out, soon won't be able to buy things from delivery trucks as well

Jehan S Monday, 30 March 2020 11:56 PM

I invested at least $200,000 in buying a land and developing a coconut plantation. Now the plants are dying as none can go to water them. The country will be sold to China soon.

Ralahamay Tuesday, 31 March 2020 06:02 AM

When sources of legitimate income is closed, when savings go dry, simple citizen face famine and hunger. Except for a handful who amass wealth from the miserable situation to shore up ill gotten wealth.

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