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View all search resultsThe government’s plan to gradually reopen places of worship has drawn mixed responses from religious groups and health experts, many of whom insist that any possible easing of curbs anywhere should be contingent on low risk of transmission.
A new circular states that, in the case of special public events held at houses of worship, such as weddings, building managers are required to limit the number of visitors to no more than 30 people, or 20 percent of the building’s capacity.
After years of going unchallenged, a 2006 joint ministerial decree that regulates the construction of places of worship may be subject to a judicial review by the Supreme Court, with petitioners complaining about tyranny of the majority.
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