Sixty two migrant labourers, whose test samples were negative, were released from the Quarantine Center of Sub Health Center at Chatrochhatti under Gomia Block. On the occasion, MLA of Gomiya assembly constituency, Lombodar Mahato said that it is a significant challenge to connect the migrant labourers with employment during the global epidemic so that they can be prevented from going out of their village by providing opportunities via employment generation.
The district administration is doing good work in the interest of Bokaro migrant laborers, which is commendable.
Bermo, Tenughat SDO Nitish Kumar Singh said that the report of the migrant labourers which were sent the sample today came& reported as negative, after which all 62 workers are being sent home after giving certificates. He also told that everyone has to stay in home quarantine for 14 days as a precautionary measures & not to leave home.
Also 15 people from Uttar Pradesh who were trapped during the lockdown in Bokaro district & requested to the district administration to go back to their parent state. On the directions of DC Mukesh Kumar, instant arrangements were made to send these people to their state. Out of 15 people, 10 people agreed to go to their state and five people said that till the situation is not normal better they will stay safe in Bokaro district. After getting the consent of 10 people, the Bokaro district administration arranged the bus to send all these people to Uttar Pradesh with proper care.