Coronavirus in Mumbai: Siddhivinayak Temple to Shut Entry For Those Without Online Registration
25th February 2021 05:38 pmIndia.com
New Delhi: In view of the rising coronavirus cases in Mumbai, the renowned Siddhivinayak Temple will be shut offline registration process on Angaraki Chaturthi, which attracts a huge crowd usually, meaning no devotee can enter the temple site without online registration. The temple trust announced that all devotees need to download the Siddhivinayak Temple app on their phones, register and procure the QR code to visit the temple site.
The temple opens at 8 AM on Tuesday and will remain open till 9 PM on the same day.
"I appeal to all the devotees to download the Siddhivinayak temple app on your phone, book an appointment and enter through your QR code.
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