The Goa government on Sunday extended the coronavirus-induced curfew till July 26.
The restrictions on movement and businesses, termed by the government as curfew, were first imposed on May 9 and extended from time to time.
The State Level Curfew order will be extended up to 7 am, 26 July, with the same restrictions and relaxations, Chief Minister Pramod Sawant tweeted.
During previous relaxations, shops were allowed to remain open from 7 am to 6 pm. Saloon and outdoor sports complex/stadium were also lowed to remain open.
The coastal state, a tourist haven in normal times, reported 120 new infections and two deaths on Sunday, leaving the state with 1,562 active cases.
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