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Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has said Delhi has somehow gained control over the second wave of COVID-19 and the city will now start the process of lifting the lockdown gradually. He, however, said the fight against the virus has not ended.
“At a meeting of Delhi Disaster Management Authority on Friday, it was decided that the lockdown be lifted gradually. In the process, we have to take care of the lowest strata first … daily wagers, labourers, migrant workers,” he said.
It has been decided to open factories and allow construction activities, Kejriwal said.
Every week, based on experts’ and public opinion, the government will continue the unlock process, he said.
