RED

COVID prone zone

Areas with several active cases, high doubling rate of confirmed cases will be classified under Red Zones or Hotspot districts. According to the ministry guidelines, “areas that will have highest caseload districts contributing to more than 80 per cent of cases in India or highest caseload districts contributing to more than 80 per cent of cases for each state in India or districts with doubling rate less than four days”, will also be identified as red zone areas.

Areas with several active cases, high doubling rate of confirmed cases will be classified under Red Zones or Hotspot districts. According to the ministry guidelines, “areas that will have highest caseload districts contributing to more than 80 per cent of cases in India or highest caseload districts contributing to more than 80 per cent of cases for each state in India or districts with doubling rate less than four days”, will also be identified as red zone areas.




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RED

YELLOW

COVID check zone

As per the health ministry, those zones which are neither red or green will be called yellow Zones. In the revised guidelines, the ministry has also divided COVID-19 affected areas within red and yellow districts into two more zones which are Containment zone and Buffer Zone. These two are identified by district authorities in clusters such as (colonies/wards/towns in urban centres and villages/panchayats/blocks in rural areas) and are basically those areas which are severely affected by the coronavirus outbreak.

In addition to activities permitted in Red Zone, taxis and cab aggregators will be permitted with 1 driver and 1 passenger only. Inter-district movement of individuals and vehicles will be allowed for permitted activities only. Four wheeler vehicles will have a maximum of two passengers besides the driver and pillion riding will be allowed on two-wheelers. E-commerce is allowed for both essential and non-essential items in the orange zone.


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YELLOW

GREEN

COVID safe zone

According to the ministry, a green zone area or district is where there are zero confirmed cases of coronavirus in the last 21 days

All activities except those prohibited nationwide is allowed in the green zones. However, buses can operate with up to 50% seating capacity and bus depots can operate with up to 50% capacity.The districts with no coronavirus positive cases would fall under the green zone. Exemptions may be given in these sectors as per the government's plan. Limited movement of people linked to essential services and business may be given extension. Opening of liquor shops and other essential items that play a major role in generating state revenue may get extension in this zone.








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GREEN