Stay where you are, says CM

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Chief Minister Hemant Soren has urged the Chief Minister of Uttarakhand to help the people of Jharkhand, who are stuck in Haridwar. The CM has requested those trapped outside the State that it is safe to stay wherever they are for the next 21 days. People of Jharkhand stranded outside the state can share their problems by calling Control Room No. 06512282201.

The CM was informed that 25 people of Deoghar were trapped in Haridwar. After that he has requested the Chief Minister of Uttarakhand to help them and keep the trapped people there for the next 21 days with a view to safety. Soren has also directed all the Deputy Commissioners and officials to strictly tighten the incidents related to black marketing of food and gas cylinders in the State. “Information is being received through the control room that this problem is still coming up in some districts. Make sure to follow strict instructions issued by adopting zero tolerance in this regard,” he said.

The CM today inspected the state-level corona control room set up at Suchna Bhawan to deal with the coronavirus. On this occasion, he reviewed with officials the steps being taken to prevent coronavirus infection. He said that the information received in the state level control room should be expedited.

“The whole country is on alert mode. We have made a control room to keep an eye on the activities going on in the State and the country. Many government officials and employees are on work 24x7 and wherever we are getting any information, complaints we are taking quick action,” he said. The CM further said, “We are a bit concerned over the people stuck in other states. Those who have entered the State are under constant watch. Officials are at work to provide relief to the people of Jharkhand stuck in other states. The State government has prepared a mechanism to help such people. I again appeal to people of the State not to get panicked. The government is committed to ensure that no one will die of hunger.”

The CM has greeted the people of Jharkhand for Chaitra Navratra. He said that all are requested not to get out of the house unnecessarily. Stay at home. Maintain social distancing, he added.

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