In pictures | Coronavirus lockdown day 36

Commuters face major traffic jam during the peak hours as Atal Setu Bridge is closed in Panaji on April 29, 2020. Major roads witnessing heavy flow of traffic after the Goa Government permitted to open government offices with limited staff from April 21 and shops outside the markets under specific guidelines from April 25. Goa is the first COVID-19 free state in India. (Source: The Hindu)

Globally, as of April 28, there have been 29,59,929 confirmed cases including 2,02,733 deaths, reported to WHO.

CRPF personnel seen giving final salute to the mortal remains (inside the ambulance) of CRPF Sub-inspector Mohammad Ikram Hussain, who died due to COVID-19 at a graveyard during the 36th day of the national lockdown in New Delhi. (Source: The Hindu)

CRPF personnel seen giving final salute to the mortal remains (inside the ambulance) of CRPF Sub-inspector Mohammad Ikram Hussain, who died due to COVID-19 at a graveyard during the 36th day of the national lockdown in New Delhi on Wednesday, April 29, 2020. (Source: The Hindu)

A peacock dancing on the road near Masinagudi in Niligiris. (Source: THE HINDU)

A plantation worker plucking tea at Nelliyampathy in Palakkad district, by adopting security measures suggested by the authorities. Nelliyampathy is one of the few tea plantations where labourers have been granted permission to work during the lockdown in Kerala. (Source: THE HINDU)

Cattle seen eating vegetables dumped at Koyambedu market, Chennai.

Bananas being transported in Tiruchi. (Source: The Hindu)

A man in Krishnalanka red zone area in Vijayawada, collects groceries from a online delivery man through barricades. (Source: The Hindu)

Migrant workers disembarking a lorry on NH 44 near Reliance petrol pump in Adilabad district. (Source: THE HINDU)

A scene at a wholesale vegetable and fruit market Azadpur Mandi in New Delhi. (Source: The Hindu)

Slum children hold plates and rush towards a food distribution donated by a social organization in Bhubaneswar. (Source: THE HINDU)

Railway Protection Force personnel place barricades at Pune Railway station on April 29, 2020. The barricades are placed for passengers to maintain social distance after the lockdown. (Source: The Hindu)