 | Delhi unlocks more but with precautions as city sees 131 new COVID-19 cases, lowest in 112 daysAccording to the latest guidelines, restaurants can open with 50 per cent capacity but they cannot serve liquor to their guests as bars will remained closed till further orders. |
 | Delhi unlock: Shops, markets, eateries open on Monday across national capitalAs part of the third phase of unlock, restaurants are allowed to operate at 50 per cent seating capacity. All shops in markets or malls can open from 10 am to 8 pm. |
 | Physical distance of at least six feet, masks, sanitizers mandatory: DDMA issues SOP for weekly markets in national capitalPregnant women, children aged below 10, elderly aged above 65 and persons with comorbidities have been advised to stay home. |
 | 23 COVID fatalities reported in Delhi, lowest since April 7; 255 infections reportedThe national capital has recorded 14,31,139 Covid-19 cases and 24,823 fatalities due to the disease since it began ravaging countries last year. |
 | Chandni Chowk revamping works gain pace once again as Delhi unlocksA representative of the government agency said that labourers had started returning to the city and hopefully, 100 per cent strength would be available. |
 | So many reservations: Delhi restaurateurs gear up to welcome post-Covid clienteleThis is what is waiting for Delhi diners now that they can finally step out to eat at restaurants |
 | Delhi unlock: Restaurants to reopen with 50 per cent capacity; malls, markets to open dailyKejriwal said the Covid situation in Delhi has significantly improved and the number of cases have also declined. He, however, warned if cases increased restrictions will have to be reimposed. |
 | Delhi unlock: Over 1,300 people fined on a day for flouting COVID norms1,349 challans were issued in the city on June 9, of which 1,167 were for not wearing face masks, 180 for not maintaining social distance and two were against large public gatherings. |
 | Infrastructure works for medical oxygen in full swing across Delhi: CM KejriwalThe Delhi government is buying 25 oxygen tankers and putting up 64 oxygen plants in the next few weeks to ensure the city does not face another oxygen crisis as it did during the second wave. |
 | Heat, humidity and relaxed lockdown norms keep power consumption on the rise in DelhiThe demand soared further to 5,906 on Tuesday. With an improvement in the coronavirus situation in Delhi, markets, malls, standalone shops and other establishments have been reopened. |
 | Slight rise in fresh COVID cases as Delhi unlocks; close to 340 new infectionsOn Monday, when the restrictions were relaxed allowing markets to function, the city had registered cases below 300 for the first time after March 2. |
 | Delhi records 316 new COVID cases, 41 fatalities; marked decline in funerals in last one weekAfter the second wave of coronavirus weakened, the Delhi government started the unlock process, in which markets were allowed to open from Monday on an odd-even basis. |
 | Delhi Fire Services restarts fire safety inspections for buildings as national capital unlocksAccording to an order issued on June 5, the inspections of the buildings for issue or renew of fire safety certificates shall be resumed with immediate effect. |
 | Delhi unlock phase two: Marshals at liquor stores to maintain Covid normsThere are around 850 liquor shops in the city, including those run by government agencies and private individuals. |
 | COVID: ‘Trained’ employees, jabs for staff at care homes to protect children from third waveMobile units would be used to provide medical facilities and all caregivers, staff and supervisors of children’s homes would be vaccinated on a priority basis. |
