Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray has announced the closure of all non-essential workplaces in Mumbai, MMR Region, Pune, Pimpri Chinchwad and Nagpur till March 31 in an action plan to tackle the coronavirus pandemic. Here are a few pictures from around the city during the curfew by government in wake of coronavirus outbreak. (Image: News18)
Mumbai’s busiest railway station Borivali looks deserted after services were shut down by the authorities to limit the spread of the coronavirus. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) spreads awareness about the coronavirus spread through commercial hoardings. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
Vehicles can be seen on the road during a curfew in Mumbai. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
MCGM works continue working round the clock to keep the city clean as a measure to stop coronavirus spread. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
Mumbai Police stops vehicles at a barrier on western express highway in Kandivali during the curfew in the city as a precautionary measure to combat COVID-19 spread. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
Crowd lined up to stock essentials followed by a period of dormancy amid coronavirus outbreak. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
Mumbai Suburban locals resting on tracks following the curfew in the city as a measure to slowdown the spread of coronavirus. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
Ram Mandir railway station in Mumbai left empty. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
Police blockade at Goregaon’s western express highway in Mumbai to stop movement of people during the curfew. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
Deserted streets in Mumbai during the curfew after the state government decided to lock down the city in the wake of coronavirus outbreak. (Image: Shivam Vahia)
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