Coronavirus update: good news for Jharkhand, corona patient not yet found; 117 reports negative in 137

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A sample of 27 Corona suspects were investigated in Coronavirus Lockdown Jharkhand on Thursday. Seven of these people have reported. All these reports are negative. Report of 20 people is yet to come. As of now, a sample of 137 people has been investigated in the state, out of which 117 reports have been negative. Thus, no corona patients have yet been found in Jharkhand.

Experts say that despite this, full compliance and caution in the rules of lock down in the state is extremely important. Here, 801 passengers returned from China, Italy and other countries are being monitored continuously keeping them in isolation. Of these 41 people, the 28-day isolation period has ended. On the other hand, 45,197 people who have returned to Jharkhand from other states are being constantly monitored keeping them in the home quarantine.

Where to check how many samples

Bokaro: 03
Deoghar: 04
Dhanbad: 03
Hazaribagh: 02
Military Hospital, Namkum: 01 East Singhbhum: 04
Ranchi: 07
Seraikela Kharswan: 01
West Singhbhum: 02

Note: In these, investigation report of all the samples taken in East Singhbhum, Seraikela and West Singhbhum has come. All reports are negative.

67.70 crores will go to the account in lieu of mid day meal

The state government has decided to provide reimbursement amount and food grains to all the children studying in government schools in the event of closure of schools due to rescue from Corona. In this series, the state government on Thursday released a total of Rs 67 crore 70 lakh to various districts. Of this, Rs 51.54 lakh is the amount of cooking cost while Rs 16.16 crore is for egg or fruit. This amount has been released from March 17 to April 30, marking a total of 33 working days. The amount of egg or fruit is for 09 working days.

However, all the districts have been instructed to give the amount to the children for the working day from March 17 to April 14. In the directive issued by the state government, the amount will be released in the bank account of children or parents. However, it has also been said that in inaccessible areas where bank facilities are not available, the children will go to their tolls and be given funds by the School Management Committee. Here, Aditya Kumar Anand, director of the Jharkhand Mid-Day Meal Authority, has expressed strict displeasure over the disbursement of the amount of mid-day meal in the 18 drought-affected districts and has given strict instructions to the district education superintendents for early delivery.