Guwahati: Twelve new containment zones were declared in Assam’s Kamrup (M) district on Friday. The move came after the detection of fresh COVID-19 cases in many areas of Guwahati.
To provide a safeguard against the infectious disease, Kamrup Metro deputy commissioner Biswaji Pegu directed the circle officer to seal the following areas with immediate effect.
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Kalyanpur, Ganeshguri
North Boundary (NB): Residence of Kalyan Boro, South Boundary (SB): Residence of Nakul Boro, East Boundary (EB): Byelane No. 3, West Boundary (WB): Residence of Sahjahan
Kamakhya Gate
NB: Residence of Biswa Nath, SB: Residence of Keshab Chetry, EB: Residence of Manmohan Kalita, WB: Residence of Sum Bahadur
GMC Colony-II, Fatasil
NB: Ambedkar Path, SB: R.G. Baruah Road, EB: GMC Colony, WB: GMC Field
Jyotikuchi (Near Jama Masjid)
NB: Krishenanagar Main Road, SB: Residence of Babul Dutta, EB: Krishnanagar
CONTAINMENT ZONE ORDERS #IndiaFightsCorona#AssamCares #Guwahati pic.twitter.com/wMoBU1U5hf
— Kamrup Metro District Administration (@DCKamrupMetro) June 19, 2020
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Borpathar, Basistha
NB: Borpathar Road, SB: Hill Side, EB: Residence of Ramchandra Nayak, WB: Residence of Dasarath Choudhury
Bongaon, Beltola
NB: Residence of Mohan Roy, SB: Public Drain, EB: Vacant Plot, WB: Public Drain
Barsapara-II
NB: Residence of Amal Bol, SB: Residence of Rathir Chandra Sen, EB: Road, WB: Residence of Surajit Chakravorty
Dhirenpara-III
NB: Ratnagiri Path, SB: Byelane, EB: Vacant Plot of Pawan Kumar Agarwala, WB: Residence of Kamal Debnath
CONTAINMENT ZONE ORDERS #IndiaFightsCorona#AssamCares #Guwahati pic.twitter.com/WGjCuCTS3r
— Kamrup Metro District Administration (@DCKamrupMetro) June 19, 2020
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Dhirenpara-IV (A.K.Azad Road)
NB: Ratnagiri Path, SB: Kali Mandir Path, EB: Prabhat Boro Path, WB: Residence of Rekhab Das
Fatasil
NB: Residence of Krishna Mandal, SB: Chinaki Path, EB: Sankardev Path, WB: Residence of Umesh Kalita
Anil Nagar
NB: Golap Borbora Path, SB: Swati Enclave, EB: Vacant Plot, WB: Anilnagar Link Road
Colony Bazar (Opposite to fish market)
NB: Byelane, SB: Hari Mandir, EB: Residence of Rana Dutta, WB: Residence of Ashis Das
Byelane, WB: Assam Paint Factory
CONTAINMENT ZONE ORDERS #IndiaFightsCorona#AssamCares #Guwahati pic.twitter.com/Dsnq7HvBbP
— Kamrup Metro District Administration (@DCKamrupMetro) June 19, 2020
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Any unauthorised entry and exit into the containment zones are barred till the area is declared safe. Any violation of the order will attract action under the provisions of “The Assam COVID-19 Regulations, 2020”, “The Disaster Management Act-2005.” With this, the total number of containment zones in Kamrup (M) has risen to 118.
LIST OF CONTAINMENT ZONES AS ON 19th JUNE
118 ACTIVE CONTAINMENT ZONES AS ON 19th JUNE 2020 AT 9 PM. #IndiaFightsCorona#AssamCares #Guwahati pic.twitter.com/yv4dBVp05L
— Kamrup Metro District Administration (@DCKamrupMetro) June 19, 2020
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Due to the sharp rise of COVID-19 positive cases in Guwahati and that too without any recent travel history has led to health ninister Himanta Biswa Sarma forewarning the possibility of yet another lockdown. At least 50,000 random tests are to be conducted and that too under targeted surveillance initiative to ascertain the extent of the novel coronavirus outbreak in the city. The outcome of the sample review will be known on June 30.
The samples are being collected from vulnerable and at-risk people such as staff of quarantine centres, people working in parking lots, godowns, nearby shops, petrol depots, dhabas, police personnel engaged in COVID-19 duty, etc.
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According to the latest reports, 102 new cases were detected on Friday, taking the total number of affected to 5,006 out of which 1,928 are still active cases. The number of discharged patients has reached to 3,066 with nine deaths so far.
Alert ~ 102 new #COVID19+ cases detected.
Numbers in the graphic tell the story of tireless work of our doctors and paramedic staff. Over 61% of the total patients are back home. The remaining shall soon go back. Our testing continues.
11:55 PM/June 19/ Day’s Total 102 pic.twitter.com/dvZGYm55Sm
— Himanta Biswa Sarma (@himantabiswa) June 19, 2020
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