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296 persons home quarantined in Hailakandi, 199 surveillance teams set in action

March 23: 296 persons have been quarantined at home in Hailakandi district. Health department authorities in the district revealed that out of  296 persons, 141 have been identified and quarantined at home on Monday alone. 199 surveillance teams have fanned out to different parts of the district to contain the spread of the disease.

The district administration has asked the people who have come from COVID-19 affected states to Hailakandi in the past 15-20 days to report forthwith to the nearest health centre or police station, failing which punitive action will be taken against such persons under Section 270 of IPC for concealing information and other relevant laws. Screening is being done at the entry points by health, police and transport personnel.

Undertaking is being sought from the persons quarantined at home that they would not venture out of home or else legal action would be taken against them. The administration has appealed to the people to report to the police station immediately, if any person kept in home isolation steps out of their homes.

stamping quarantined persons in Hailakandi

Joint Director, Health Services, Dr. RC Dwivedy said the Health department has started the process of stamping persons quarantined at home on the left hand. The administration has designated some buildings as quarantine facility together with a separate isolation ward at the civil hospital.

In a bid to minimise social contacts to prevent  the spread of the contagious disease, the administration has prohibited individuals, organisations, NGOs and clubs from entering the hospital premises. The administration is keeping a close tab on the situation and taking all possible measures to contain the spread of the disease.

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