In view of the rising Covid-19 cases in different parts of Nabarangpur district, the administration has imposed restrictions on movement of employees of both Government and private organisations and general public to hotspot areas of other districts.
Collector Ajit Kumar Mishra has directed that if any employee working under the district jurisdiction proceedes to any of the hotspot zones of other districts with due permission, he/she would have to compulsorily stay in home quarantine for 14 days.
Individuals should proceed to any hotspot zones of other districts with due permission of concerned Sarpanch, BDO and Executive Officer of ULB.
Returnees in rural areas, who are staying under institutional quarantine for a period of 14 days in different TMCs, whose swab samples have been collected and sent for test shall not be discharged from the TMC till the result of the test is received.
Returnees to the district from other districts in respect of both rural and urban areas shall have to compulsorily stay in home quarantine for 14 days. If the returnee does not have proper quarantine facility at home, he/she shall undergo institutional/paid quarantine for a period as directed by the local authorities.
“Any person found violating the containment measures as stipulated supra will be liable to be prosecuted as per law,” the district administration warned.