Mumbai unlock: Outdoor shooting not allowed after 5pm. Check what's allowed

Shooting activities have to be conducted in the bubble and cinema halls in Mumbai won't open as of now, the detailed guideline for level 3 districts says.

As part of Maharashtra's five-level unlocking, set to begin from June 7, several activities will remain time-bound and restricted in Mumbai, as it falls under level 3 category. Districts with a Covid-19 case positivity rate of 5 to 10 per cent and oxygen bed occupancy of 40 to 60 per cent fall under this level.

Several activities will remain barred in Mumbai, though Maharashtra will start unlocking from June 7. (Satish Bate/HT PHOTO)

Here is what will be allowed in Mumbai from Monday

> Shops, establishments dealing with essential items will remain open till 4pm all days.

> Shops, establishments dealing with non-essential items will remain open till 4pm on weekdays.

> Mall, theatres (multiplex as well as the single-screen) will remain closed

> Local train services will remain restricted for medical services, essential services and women. Extra restrictions may be added.

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> Public places, parks will open from 5am to 9am every day allowing walking, cycling.

> All private offices will open but will operate till 4om on working days at 50 per cent attendance (except exemption category).

> Sports activities (only outdoor) allowed between 5am to 9am and between 6pm and 9pm.

> Shooting activities to be conducted in a bubble. No outdoor shooting after 5pm.

> Social gathering allowed only with 50 per cent capacity and till 4pm on weekdays.

> Wedding events allowed to be held with 50 people while 20 people can attend funerals.

> Construction work allowed but labourers must leave by 4pm.

> Agriculture works allowed till 4pm every day.

> E-commerce services will function regularly.

> Gyms, salons, parlours will be allowed to function till 4pm at 50 per cent capacity. People will be admitted only with appointment and ACs will not be allowed.

> Buses will operate with 100 per cent capacity without standing.