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Jallikattu Celebrations Begins In Tamil Nadu With Mandatory COVID Protocols

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Tamil Nadu, 14 Jan 2021 6:10 AM GMT

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As per the directive given by the state government- the crowd has been restricted to only 50 people while the players cannot be more than 150 and each player should have a COVID19 negative certificate.

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, the celebrations of traditional bull-taming sport 'Jallikattu' begins on Thursday, January 14 in Madurai, Tamil Nadu.

The authorities have been following all the COVID protocols. As per the directive given by the state government- the crowd has been restricted to only 50 people while the players cannot be more than 150 and each player should have a COVID19 negative certificate.

The permission for this festival was given by the Tamil Nadu government in December.

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