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# Block Release
Steps to perform Block release
The **Block Release** feature is used to remove or release a previously blocked room. Once the block is released, the room becomes available again for normal operations such as reservation, allocation, or housekeeping activities.
## Steps to Release a Room Block
Step 1: Go to the **Housekeeping Main Menu**.
1. Under **Transactions**, Click on **Room Blocking**.
Step 2: Click on the **Block Release** option.
Step 3: After selecting the required block type, the system displays the list of blocked rooms related to that category.
Step 4: Select the Room to Release
1. Click **Select** for the particular blocked room that needs to be released.
Step 5: Enter the reason for releasing the room block.
* Proper narration should always be entered for tracking and audit purposes.
Step 6: Click on the **Release Block** button to complete the process.
Step 7: Once the block is released successfully, the system updates the room status and displays a confirmation message.
* The room will now become available for normal hotel operations.
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