Coronavirus Outbreak in India: 6 questions' answers that every Indian wants to know during lockdown

Coronavirus pandemic has created panic among people as over 400 positive cases for COVID-19 have been reported. Centre along with state governments have taken some serious steps by announcing lockdown across the country. Also, asked people to stay indoors and also announced to take legal action against violators.

To ensure that people are following the lockdown, police and other officials are monitoring the situation in a bid to stop the further spread of the deadly virus.

After the lockdown announced, several questions are running in the mind of Indians which we have answered.

Check out questions and their answers:

Q1. Will grocery and daily essential shops will remain open during a lockdown?

Ans: The answer is yes. Grocery shops will remain open during a lockdown. On Sunday, most of the shops will remain closed in a bid to avoid the gathering.

Q2. Can I travel anywhere?

Ans: Yes, but not everywhere. People having emergency or people who are employed with essential services will not be stopped to go to their workplace.

Q3. Can I order groceries online?

Ans: Of course, you can. The delivery apps will continue to serve you but not for all things. So, confirm with them before ordering anything.

Q4. What about online food apps? Can I order?

Ans: Yes, food delivery apps will continue their services but restaurants will not open for dining facilities, deliveries can continue. So, go ahead….

Q5. Will Internet services also get suspended?

Ans: No, all telecom companies will continue their services. If any disruption, then complained about it immediately.

Q6. Will transport facilities be available to use?

Ans: No public transport facilities like train, bus, cabs (Ola and Uber), auto services will be available. In case of emergency exception will be there for those want to go to Hospital, Airport or Railway stations.

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