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Satya Nagar Area Declared COVID-19 Containment Zone

in Smartcity Bhubaneswar April 8, 2020 Comments Off on Satya Nagar Area Declared COVID-19 Containment Zone 535 Views

Bhubaneswar:8/4/20:  A day after Odisha’s first COVID-19 death was reported in Bhubaneswar, the Bhubaneswar Municipal Corporation (BMC) has declared Satya Nagar as containment zone after detection of a positive case in the area.

The areas which come under the containment zone include Kali Temple Square to Patanjali Store to BOI Officers’ Quarters and up to Satya Nagar Square via Missionary of Charities & Axis Bank.

As per the BMC order, nobody will be allowed to move into the containment zone and the inhabitants within the containment zone will not be allowed to step out.

“All the inhabitants within the containment zone shall strictly remain at home. All the shopping establishments of whatsoever nature shall be closed immediately. The supply of Essentials and medical requirements will be ensured through various teams formed by BMC,” reads BMC order.

While the government and private institutions located within the boundary of the containment zone will remain closed, BMC has assured to supply essentials and ensure medical requirements in the areas.

The inhabitants have been asked to call Helpline no 1929 for any complaints.

Earlier, the BMC had declared Surya Nagar, Bomikhal, Sunderpada, and Jadupur areas of the capital city as COVID-19 containment zones.

Similarly, several areas in Cuttack were earmarked

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