Hussainabad MLA Kamlesh Kumar Singh has asked his partymen to distribute free masks among the people irrespective of socio economic status.
A senior NCP leader Binu Singh younger brother of MLA Kamlesh Kumar Singh said, “The Hussainabad MLA is all out to provide masks to people of his constituency. We are working in this direction day and night.”
Giving details Binu Singh said we have roped in one lady Anju Devi of Jamooney village who with the help of her trained girls are stitching 5,000 masks for our distribution.
Binu Singh said we are paying 2 rupees per mask, while we have provided the fabric for it.
He further said similar order for 5,000 masks has been placed with the central jail Daltonganj through the jail officials, where too inmates of the jail who have expertise on working on sewing machines are preparing masks at the same rate of 2 rupees per mask.
Similar preparation of masks numbering 5,000 is going on at Japla where one Guddu Singh has taken this responsibility of getting stitched masks @2 rupees per mask. Singh said, “Our first target is to distribute 15,000 masks work for which is in full swing at our three points.”
The MLA Kamlesh Kumar Singh’s family has offered his farm house called Baijnath Singh Sewa Ashram located on NH 75 to the administration to retain people with travel history for quarantine.
Binu Singh said our Ashram has a lot of space and the environment here is all healthy as despite it being on NH 75 it is too away from the noise of any traffic as already NH everywhere in the country has thin traffic these days.
He said he gave this offer to the administration in writing which was accepted as his Ashram is well furnished.
Ranjit Singh looks after the Ashram and now its inmates too besides government’s personnel.
He said Palamu administration has retained here three youths who came from Kota by car for a 14 day quarantine. Quoting doctorswho examined them Binu Singh said the Kota boys who hail from Daltonganj are in a very good health. One of the Kota boys undergoing quarantine said it took them 22 hours to reach Daltonganj by car from Kota and knowing that they would not find food on NH they had with them lots of ready to eat food and fruits and again lots of water.