'Disclose contact tracing or face FIR': Raipur collector warns COVID-19 patients in Chhattisgarh

'Disclose contact tracing or face FIR': Raipur collector warns COVID-19 patients in Chhattisgarh

AVDHESH MALLICKUpdated: Thursday, March 11, 2021, 09:08 PM IST
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Raipur Collector Dr S Bharti Dasan on Thursday requested Covid positive patients to declare their primary contacts. Violation of orders will lead to lodge FIR against such patients.

“For stopping the spread of coronavirus this is very important that Covid positive people should inform the contact tracing team about people they have met in the last few days including family members, office colleagues, friends or others,” the Collector was quoted in an official press release on Thursday.

This will help in stopping Coronavirus spread and saving the people, he said.

Collector has instructed officers to take strict action against people who do not provide requisite information or try to hide it. If required FIR could be also registered against such persons, he said.

District administration informed that once a person is detected Covid positive then a list of 15 persons who the covid positive persons have come in contact with is prepared. They could also be subjected to testing.

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