Delhi Night Curfew: Who Needs An E-Pass and How To Get it to Travel Between 10pm to 5am
08th April 2021 01:55 pmNews18
Delhi government, on Tuesday, imposed a night curfew from 10pm to 5am till April 30 to curb the surge in Covid-19 positive cases in the national capital. However, the night curfew, effective from April 6, will be relaxed for people engaged in essential services and others would need an e-pass to travel during the restricted hours.
The e-passes can only be obtained through the official website of the Delhi government. According to a TOI report, many applicants could not complete the process for an e-pass as the government website faced some technical glitches due to heavy traffic.
Over 73,000 applications for e-pass have been received till Wednesday.
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