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When the work bell sounds in the morning, the groups shall be marched to their workplaces, deposit their spare clothing, and utensils and resume work until the afternoon tea is brought for distribution. The prisoners shall get their afternoon tea at the places where they are working. In the evening when the bell rings for cessation of work, each prisoner shall take up his clothing, utensils, etc., and the groups shall march to their respective wards or appointed place, to be counted and compared with the concerned books. They shall then perform the feeding and latrine parades as in the morning. Reasonable time may be allowed for sports and games or to walk up and down in the enclosure of the ward to give sufficient exercise for keeping the digestion in order. When the bell for lock-up sounds, the prisoners shall stand in a line. They shall be searched and marched to their sleeping wards where they shall sit in a double file till counted and locked up. As far as practicable, prisoners who work together shall occupy the same ward. To run a workshop inside the prison, the Superintendent may extend the time for cessation of work for identified prisoners through a specific order. As far as practicable, such prisoners shall occupy the same ward. Prisoners not to leave their berths or plinth.