Mumbai night curfew lifted, and restrictions relaxed

With immediate effect, the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai has lifted Covid-19 regulations in Mumbai, allowing restaurants and theatres to operate at 50% capacity. The nighttime curfew has also been lifted.

The most recent order allowed 25% audience participation in competitive sports and other similar activities, such as horse racing. The number of guests at a wedding is limited to 200, or 25% of the capacity of the open ground and banquet rooms.

See the complete set of rules here:

Beaches, gardens, and parks will stay open as usual prior to the arrival of the Covid-19 epidemic. 

Amusement/theme parks will be able to operate at 50% of their normal capacity. 

Swimming pools and water parks will remain open to 50% capacity.

Restaurants, theatres, and natyagrihas will remain open with 50% capacity until the Covid-19 pandemic has passed. 

Bhajans and other local, cultural, and folk entertainment activities will be permitted if the hall/pandal is filled to 50% capacity. 

Weddings can have up to 25% of the capacity of the open ground and banquet halls, or 200 people, whichever is less. 

During the hours of 11 p.m. to 5.00 a.m., there will be no restrictions on movement. 

Competitive sports and other similar activities, such as horse racing, are allowed to have a 25% viewership. 

This capacity should be interpreted as the number of fixed chairs or seating arrangements available. It is necessary to avoid crowds that are both standing and moving.

Local tourist attractions will be open as usual. Weekly bazzars will continue to operate as usual.