Diwali and Covid restrictions – ACT – Religions for Peace Australia

Diwali in Australia: What you can and cannot do with COVID-19 restrictions

November 14, 2020November 13, 2020 by Admin

Family and Diwali lamps Diwali – a festival observed by Hindus, Buddhists, Sikhs and Jains is celebrated on November 14, 2020, across Australia. Large scale events are cancelled; different Covid-safe Diwali to be celebrated this year. Restrictions and rules differ in all states and territories. One of the most visible Hindu festivals in the calendar, Diwali will be celebrated this weekend but with COVID-19 related restrictions in place, here’s what you can and cannot do.

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