Andhra Pradesh Limping Back to Normalcy after a Long Gap Since COVID-19 Fear

Andhra Pradesh is limping back to normalcy after a long gap since the COVID19 fear psychosis gripped the state. Christians were seen wearing masks attending prayers at Churches, while Hindus, adhering to Covid's appropriate behavior, thronged Sri Vaishnava Temples for the Uttara  Dwara  Darshan and pujas on the auspicious occasion of Vaikunta Ekadashi.

After a gap of Nine Full months, all religious places and cinema theatres witnessed many footfalls yesterday and even today marking the season of festivals, as Covid cases drop in Andhra Pradesh. A Telugu film Solo  Bratuke  So Better  starring Sai Dharam Teja and Nabha Natesh playing lead roles and written and directed by Subbu. Theatres like Alamkar and  Urvashi in Vijayawada follow all Covid precautions



and regulations while screening  the movies.

Our Vijayawada  Correspondent reports that a group of cinema lovers reacted that they are happy for the reopening of the cinema halls, after so many days of lockdown.

Most of the theatres across the AP  State have hung House full boards much before the start of the shows. This was the trend clearly visible in Vijayawada,  Visakhapatnam, Rajamahendravaram, Kakinada,  Srikakulam,   Nellore,  Eluru,  and other places in the State.

The Corona positive cases have dropped below 2,000 a day a few months ago.  It further dropped further to below 500 and the recovery rate has gone up to above 98 percent adding confidence to the people.