Jharkhand village on high alert; 21 found COVID-19 positive in the past 48 hours
The Hindu
Haradag Khurd, a village in the Garhwa District of Jharkhand has been put on high alert post the detection of as many as 21 COVID-19 positive cases in a short span of two days after the return of migr
Haradag Khurd, a village in the Garhwa District of Jharkhand has been put on high alert post the detection of as many as 21 COVID-19 positive cases in a short span of two days after the return of migrant workers from Madhya Pradesh, officials declared on Friday. All 21 villagers, including eight children in the age group of 2 and 12 years have been admitted to Sadar Hospital, Garhwa and all of the primary contactees have been isolated. One worker among the returnees from a Madhya Pradesh colliery area where the Delta plus variant of the contagion has been detected was initially found suffering from coronavirus and it’s suspected that the villagers might have caught the infection from him.
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