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A control
room has been set up in the Vadodara Collectorate to coordinate the
arrangements for sending people from other states to their native place. This
exercise is being done following the instructions by state government on the
notification issued by Central government.
Arrangements
have been made by the district administration under the guidance and
instructions of District Collector Shalini Agarwal to repatriate students,
pilgrims, tourists and migrant workers stranded in Vadodara city and district
due to lockdown of other states.
Giving
information Collector Shalini Agarwal said, Deputy Collector Shriram Joshi has
been appointed as the nodal officer for its coordination and control room has
been started by the administration. Necessary information in this regard will
be given from helpline no. 1077.
Concerned
people have to apply online on Digital Gujarat Portal www.digital gujrat.gov.in
to get the required pass. Permission will be given only through e-pass system.
The state government has appointed nodal officers for various states of the
country and action will be taken in coordination with them.
Instructions
is already given to arrange teams at CHC, PHC and Urban Health Center for
health screening of people who want to go to their native states. 9 check posts
have been set up for this purpose in Vadodara district. An additional health team will be kept along
with the police team for those who could not be screened in the district or
village area.