These Maharashtra urban communities may confront lockdown in the midst of resurging Covid cases

The Maharashtra government may force a stricter lockdown in Yavatmal, Amravati and Akola urban communities of Vidarbha area of the state "at any second" taking into account the COVID-19 circumstance there, news organization PTI revealed.

Boss Minister Uddhav Thackeray and his agent Ajit Pawar talked about the issue and the progression is probably going to be taken appropriately, as per the sources.

"The People may constraint a harsh lockdown at any second in Yavatmal, Amravati and Akola urban communities.

 The main clergyman and agent CM Pawar examined the issue in the first part of the day," news office PTI cites a source as saying.

 Maharashtra has been seeing a flood in Covid cases. The state govt has expanded travel limitations for those coming from Kerala, in the state. It has made it obligatory for voyagers to convey a Covid-negative report while entering the state.

Comparable travel limitations are as of now set up for four states — Delhi, Rajasthan, Goa and Gujarat since November 23. The state revealed 4,787 new Covid-19 cases on Wednesday, the most noteworthy one-day tally this year.

Among the locale, Amravati detailed the most noteworthy ascent in a day, from 82 cases on Tuesday to 230 cases on Wednesday. As numerous as 29,071 recipients, a large portion of the cutting edge labourers, gotten the main portion of COVID-19 antibodies in Maharashtra on Wednesday, while 7,065 wellbeing experts were managed the subsequent portion, the state government said.

Taking into account the new spray in cases, Chief Minister Thackeray on Tuesday cautioned that if COVID-19 standards are not followed, individuals ought to be ready for a new round of exacting lockdown

As Maharashtra's Akola and Amaravati witness a flood in rising COVID-19 cases, all things considered, a new lockdown could be forced in these two locale, according to sources.

While the Covid emergency in Amravati also has extended with more than 1400 cases being accounted for over the most recent three days