Delhi will reopen tomorrow, with curbs easing and stores and eateries reopening.

From Monday, eateries in the national capital will open with a 50% seating capacity, and markets and shopping malls will no longer be limited by the odd-even rule, allowing them to operate at total capacity.

The Delhi administration has chosen to restore most of the economic activities that were halted when the second wave of coronavirus hit, despite the declining positivity rate.

Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal announced on Sunday, saying the government was working on getting the city's economy back on track while also preparing for a possible third wave of Covid-19.

What will be open and what will be closed in Delhi are as follows:

1.Schools, colleges, and other educational establishments will be closed.

2.The ban on political and cultural meetings will remain in place.

3.Pools, gyms, spas, as well as public parks and gardens, will be closed.

4.There will be no weddings in public halls. There will be a maximum of 20 persons allowed to attend.

5.Public transportation, including the Delhi metro, will run at half capacity. In autorickshaws and taxis, there will only be two passengers.

What is allowed:

1.All market complexes are permitted to open between the hours of 10 a.m. and 8 p.m.

2.Restaurants will reopen at half-capacity.

3.Salons and weekly markets will open in Delhi starting tomorrow. In each zone, only one call will be permitted.

4.Religious sites throughout the city will reopen, but no visitors will be permitted.

Every day, one weekly market will be allowed per zone, according to the CM. These markets are known for having high foot traffic, and maintaining social distance between customers and shops was a considerable difficulty throughout the prior rounds of unlocking.