IN PICS | Delhi Unlocks! Here's How Restaurants, Shops Prepare For Reopening On Monday

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After weeks of lockdown, Delhi has started to maintain a dip in the new daily cases of Coronavirus. In wake of slight improvemnent in Covid situation in national capital, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has announced that the national capital will be completely unlocked from Monday June 14.

Kejriwal-led AAP government has issued new guidelines as per which, all activities will be allowed after 5 AM from Monday onwards. CM Kejriwal however noted that some activities will be prohibited while some activities will be allowed in a restricted manner. (Image: PTI)

Restaurants will be allowed to open at 50% seating capacity in Delhi. This system will be followed for a week and in case the cases increase, stricter restrictions to be imposed. (Image: PTI)

Ahead of the complete unlock, workers clean table and sanitize restaurants in Connaught Place ahead of its reopening, as part of governments order of gradual unlocking of COVID-induced restrictions. (Image: PTI)

All market complexes, malls will now be completely open from 10 am to 8 pm from tomorrow. Till Sunday (June 13), only a few shop were open at Gujarati handicraft market in Janpath due to the ongoing COVID19-induced lockdown, in New Delhi. (Image: PTI)

Amid relaxed lockdown restrictions, only a few people were seen buying clothes at Janpath market in New Delhi. However, all shops will open from Monday. (Image: PTI)

Here are visuals from Sarojini Nagar market. People reportedly thronged markets in the national capital after lockdown restrictions were eased. Welcoming the govt's decision, shopkeepers said they are happy that govt permitted shops to reopen after COVID lockdown. "Customers have started coming to market. Hoping for more footfall," a shop owner said. (Image: ANI)

Delhi Govt has allowed religious places to open from tomorrow however no devotees will be allowed to visit inside the worship place. Social, political, sports, entertainment, academic, cultural, religious festival gatherings, swimming pools, stadiums, sports complexes, cinema theaters, multiplexes will remain closed. (Image: ANI)