1179 villages in Maharashtra’s Nanded district become coronavirus-free
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Nanded district has to date recorded over 90,000 coronavirus optimistic circumstances and greater than 1,800 individuals have died as a result of viral an infection until now.
Out of the full 1,604 villages in Nanded district of Maharashtra, as many as 1,179 have become coronavirus-free, whereas 271 others haven’t reported even a single an infection case throughout the second wave of the pandemic, an official stated.
Nanded district has to date recorded over 90,000 coronavirus optimistic circumstances and greater than 1,800 individuals have died as a result of viral an infection until now.
The district has 1,604 villages throughout 16 tehsils. Of these, 1,179 villages have become COVID-19-free and as on June 4 there’s not a single optimistic case there, the district official stated.
Apart from them, 271 villages remained untouched by the pandemic throughout its second wave, the official added.
Nanded Zilla Parishad’s CEO Varsha Thakur attributed this encouraging situation to the workforce work.
“The village gram panchayats, panchayat samitis, members of the ZP, anganwadi workers, health department staff of the district administration and ZP worked together to break the chain of the virus. The villagers contributed by following the protocols,” she stated.
“However, the pandemic is not over yet and the villagers should be more alert,” she added.
Seventy-seven of the 271 villages in the district that didn’t report even a single case are from the tribal- dominated Kinwat tehsil.
“This tesil is surrounded by Yavatmal district in Maharashtra and Adilabad district in neighbouring Telangana state, which witnessed a spike in cases during the second wave,” one other official instructed PTI.
Apart from Kinwat, 42 villages from Hadgaon, 39 from Kandhar, 22 from Loha, 16 from Bhokar, 17 from Mahur, 15 from Mudkhed, 12 from Nanded, 9 from Himayatnagar, seven from Degloor, 4 every from Ardhapur, Dharmabad, Umri, two from Mukhed and one from Biloli are away from the an infection, the official stated.
Then there are villages which have set examples in phrases of vaccination and treating the sufferers on the native degree.
Shelgaon village in Naygaon tehsil has achieved the goal of 100 per cent vaccination, whereas Bhosi village in Bhokar taluka handled sufferers in the village itself, the official stated.
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