Night Curfew To Continue For 7 More Days In Shillong, Adjoining Areas ...Middle East

Shillong: In an effort to contain the further spread of the coronavirus pandemic, officials in Meghalaya on Sunday said that the night curfew will remain in place in Shillong and other adjoining areas under the East Khasi Hills district for the next seven days from Monday. East Khasi Hills’ District Magistrate (DM) Isawanda Laloo said […] The post Night Curfew To Continue For 7 More Days In Shillong, Adjoining Areas appeared first on Ommcom News.

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