CM salutes Corona Warriors

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In a noble gesture, Chief Minister Hemant Soren today saluted Corona Warriors combating the pandemic in State, while wishing doctor couple Dr Ritika and Dr Nishant Pathak on their wedding anniversary. “The determination and hard work of the warriors like you in fighting the Corona epidemic is giving courage and life to the Corona patients. My sincere gratitude to all the Corona warriors,” the CM tweeted.

The Chief Minister was informed that about the wedding anniversary of the two doctors and both are diligently engaged in treating Covid-19 patients in RIMS.

Meanwhile, the CM has directed Deputy Commissioner Ramgarh to help a family suffering from mass boycott living in Murudih village. The Chief Minister appealed to the people of the State to ignore the rumours. “With social support in the epidemic, we can fight the corona virus and rumors. Keep distance among themselves, but keep the hearts connected,” he said.

The CM was shown a video that a family was boycotted in Murudih village of Gola police station area of Ramgarh district, due to which the family members are forced to live hungry.

In this hour of crisis caused by the menace of Covid-19 more and more people are coming forward and supplementing and lending hands to the efforts of the state government to fight against this calamity. An amount of

Rs 1 crore was donated by the Steel Authority of India Limited (SAIL), today, to the Chief Minister's Relief Fund. Anil Kumar Chaudhary, Chairman, SAIL appreciated the various steps taken by the Jharkhand government under the leadership of Chief Minister Hemant Soren like Didi kitchen, C.M. Kitchen and Community Kitchen set up in Police Station.

Chaudhary said that SAIL has been carrying out its responsibility in such natural calamities in the state. He informed that earlier SAIL's Bokaro unit had donated an amount of Rs 25 lakh to the Jharkhand government to fight the Corona Virus. In addition, raw food grains, masks and sanitizers are being regularly distributed by SAIL Mines to nearby villages located in remote tribal areas in Jharkhand.

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