Kolkata: Even when the area around Kolkata underwent a new evaluation and established a new micro detention zone, Kolkata City corporation and Kolkata police signaled the zone here would undergo a “immediate” change.
The Ministry of Health KMC Covid Combat team is very worried about several certain environments in North and Central Kolkata where the spread of the virus cannot be contained despite imposing some restrictions.
At least four wards have three to four detention zones that have not yet stopped the spread, said an officer from the KMC Health Department.
The source said the current detention zone has been established on numbers accessed between December 30 and January 5 with some of these zones across the threshold of one week, “REGISTRATION is always on the card”.
KMC and police said Kankurgachi-Maniktala Belt (Ward 31) was one of the zones where the team along with KMC-KP was assigned to take care of high increases, apartment buildings, and slum at the same time.
There are six micro detention zones here and it is very possible that these numbers may not see too large reduction.
The rapid spread of viruses from Rise-Rise of Park Street, Loudon Street and Shakespeare Sarani Area to Housing and Housing Complexes in Elgin Road, Lakes Bose Road, Ballygunge Circus Road and Palm Avenue have made a Covid Civic Bity team.
“Ward 63 in Borough 7 and Wards 69 and 87 in Borough 8 currently have four detention zones respectively.
Every morning, we are preparing a list of houses that need sanitation,” said a police officer.
Likewise, several areas under 10 borough are considered a traditional covid bag.
These areas include Jalan Sashmal Deshapran, Jalan Circular Tollygunge, Alipore Baru, Charuchandra Place, Anwar Shah Road, Lake Gardens, Golf Green and Bijoyger.