The Jungleshwar area, the first case of corona in the state from which the first case of corona came out, was finally liberated from the containment zone today. The Ankur Society, which is adjacent to the area, will now be under the containment zone only, where locals protested strongly when the police started planting leaves today. On March 19, the first positive case of corona in the state came out in Jungleshwar.
A young man named Nadeem, who had performed Umrah in Mecca-Medina, was reported to have tested positive. For four days he could not trace the mechanism of the corona. Due to which the number of corona infected patients in Jungleshwar area increased due to which he came in contact with many. Finally, on April 4, this area was declared as a containment zone. Following which Jungleshwar street no. The societies from 21 to 31 and around were sealed with leaves. Residents of the area also had frequent scuffles and clashes with police during lockdowns and curfews. At one point, residents of the area also attacked police.
Recently Mu. The decision was taken on the basis of the commissioner's proposal to the state government to remove Jungleshwar from the containment zone as per the new guideline. Bhaktinagar's P.I. V. That. According to Gadhvi, besides Jungleshwar Main Road, surrounding societies including New Sagar, Maheshwari, Radhakishan, RMC Quarter, Mehulnagar, Nilkanth Park, Gokulnagar, Bharatvan, Nilam Bagh, Nilam Park have also been released from the containment zone.
Overall, Jungleshwar area remained in the containment zone for about two months. About 50 crore positive cases have been reported from this area so far. One of whom has died. The highest number of nine cases was received from this area on May 17. After this the transition gradually diminished. The Jungleshwar area has been the talk of the town for a long time due to the constant corona cases. Now there is only one active case in the area, the patient's condition is also stable, he will be discharged soon, police said.
Today, the only Ankur Society near Jungleshwar is included in the containment zone, prompting locals to protest against the police launching a leaflet operation there. A mob of locals rushed out today and protested saying we don't have food, no grain, no money, let us go to work.
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However, the police persuaded him and the case was dropped. An estimated 3,000 people living in the Jungleshwar containment area were released today. Now only about 200 people of Ankur Society will be under the containment zone. The city is still under Kitivara's Rajivnagar Awas Yojana, Pushkardham under Kevalam Residency Containment Zone.
