Manipur Govt closes nine tourist sites amid rising COVID-19 cases

"However, morning and evening walk inside Kangla shall remain open for the public," the order stated.

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IMPHAL:

The Commissioner of Art and Culture, Government of Manipur, M. Joy Singh, issued a notification for the closure of nine tourist spots in the state, including Kangla, from April 20 until further orders.

The order comes following an increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in the state.

The places that have been closed include the Indian National Army (INA) Martyr's Memorial Complex, Moirang, Manipur State Museum, Imphal, State Central Library, Imphal, Bhagyachandra Open Air Theatre, Imphal, Maharaj Chandrakriti Auditorium, Manipur State Art Gallery, Imphal, Palace Auditorium, Imphal and Kangla.

According to the order, those who wish to enter Kangla may seek permission from the concerned authority at least seven days in advance. 

"However, morning and evening walk inside Kangla shall remain open for the public," the order stated.

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