Some of the state governments have strictly warned the people that they would be ought to face legal actions if they violate the curfew.

The three cases are the residents of Porur, Purasaivakkam, and Keelakattalai in Chennai respectively.

These economic measures have come amid the preventive measures installed by the government and hours ahead of the statewide curfew under section 144.

During the lockdown period, the country would come through eerie emptiness and closures of all the establishments apart from the essential services.

According to the Health Minister, 11,519 people have been in home quarantine in the state as of Monday and these people include those who have returned from the virus-hit states and countries.

The Chief Minister announced that the state government had allotted Rs 500 crore to contain and combat the global pandemic.

The Indian government has been speeding up the measures to contain the spread of the virus, the micro menace which has been labeled as a global pandemic.

The recommendation from the Indian Task Force has come at the crucial time when the nation has been witnessing soaring high cases due to the epidemic.

The state government has also ordered to close all the district borders at the same time when the embargo comes into effect on Tuesday.

Currently, the state has recorded nine positive cases due to the Coronavirus, of which one has been recovered and discharged while the rest have been quarantined and getting treated across the state.