Corona is wreaking havoc in many districts of Madhya Pradesh. Three more Corona positive cases have been reported in Raisen on Monday morning. All three were in the Quarantine Center located in the Dargah. Corona virus infection has been found in all three in the report that came on Monday morning. After getting information about this, the administration and police officials reached ward 18 and have given instructions to seal the area. After three patients, a decision can be taken to increase the lockdown in the city. Earlier, after a person was found Corona positive in Ward 6 of Raisen, the administration has declared ward numbers 5, 6, 7 and 16 as containment areas. The administration has sealed all the boundaries of this area as a vigilance. Only authorized vehicles are being given entry in these areas. Apart from this, the sanitizer tunnel has been installed in the city. Every person going to and from here will go through sanitation, so that there will be no risk of infection.
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On Sunday, in these wards, the administration gave them the necessary materials at home. However, the administration still does not want to give relaxation of any kind in lockdown. This is the reason why there was silence on the streets of the city on Sunday, only a few people came out of the houses to take ration. Efforts are being made at every level to sanitize every person to prevent the spread of Carona virus infection.
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The administration is motivating people to use sanitizer. The district police has set up sanitizer rooms in some police stations. Habib Siddiqui, a resident of Bhopal Road, and his two brothers have formed a sanitizer tunnel together. The process of sanitizing, which was run by the administrative authorities on Saturday, was investigated, which was found to be 100 percent correct. A sanitizer tunnel was installed at the Indian intersection of the city on Sunday morning. Siddiqui said that the city's TI Jagdish Singh Sidhu and NAPA CMO Ompal Singh Bhadoria had special cooperation in making the tunnel. With their help, the necessary goods could be arranged for this. Siddiqui said that in three seconds, passing through these tunnels, the person will get sanitized along with the soles of shoes.
