Bongaigaon Green Zone to Red Zone: Now Five Covid-19 positive patients in Bongaigaon.
It is a very hard fact to believe that when the 2nd phase of lock down was about to wrap up then Bongaigaon is declared as 'Hotspot of Covid-19 virus'. Unfortunately, 4 Covid-19 positive cases have come out without any known travel history and Bongaigaon is declared as 'Red Zone' by the State Government. The news of declaration from 'Green Zone to Red Zone', created much havoc among the people of Bongaigaon.
The first positive case of Covid-19 in Bongaigaon was found out in 28th April 2020. Her name is Afiya Tabassum and her father's name is Amir Hussain Moulabi. She is a resident of village Salmara under Manikpur area of Bongaigaon district. She is 16 years old.
She is grand daughter of Jamaluddin, a Covid-19 positive patient from Chapar. Her family was kept under Home Quarantine few days ago due to came in contact with Jamaluddin. They were in Home quarantine since 17 days. During routine test two times the result came negative but on third test, the result came positive.
Bongaigaon Administration has sent her to Mahendra Mohan Choudhury Hospital, Guwahati for isolation.
Another 4 positive Covid-19 cases have been reported in Bongaigaon on 30th April 2020.
Names of Covid-19 positive patients found in Bongaigaon are:
1. Anupam Thakuriya. He is from Chaprakata. Anupam Thakuriya is an employee of Bongaigaon Block PHC (Primary Health Centre).
2. Dipak Mallik is from Amguri 2 no. Abhayapuri. His father is Haripad Mallik. Sources informed that earlier Dipak worked at Kerala. Later on he returned to village and got involved in weaving and selling handloom clothes. Lastly he was found selling vegetables in Abhayapuri and some interior areas.
Reportedly, Dipak had been suffering from fever for a few days. He was taken to local hospital at Amguri on 25th April 2020. On that particular day, Srijangram PHC conducted sample collection for Covid-19 test. Along with the other 19 persons, Dipak's sample was also collected and sent for Covid-19 test. This Covid-19 test result came positive.
On the other hand, Mallik was selling vegetables at Abhayapuri, North Salmara, Garo's shop, Ikrabari and many other areas. He resides with his wife, two children and his parents.
3. Babita Basfore. She is from Sahid Bedi. She works at Bongaigaon Block PHC (Primary Health Centre).
Her husband's name is Lativ Ahmed. He is from Roumari, Abhayapuri. It is reported by local public of Roumari that he was often seen loitering around the Roumari market area and met many people. He also attended a death ceremony of a resident of Roumari area. The people of Abhayapuri are in great fear now because many people came in contact with Lativ Ahmed unknowingly.
4. Mrs. Meena Viswakarma, a resident of F/339/B, Hospital Colony, New Bongaigaon has been tested positive and her son Shri Rabilal Viswakarma is an employee of Railway C& W workshop at New Bongaigaon. Being directly related to Meena Viswakarma, he is sent for home quarantine and for being tested.
Additionally, As per Govt of India and WHO guidelines, 21 workers who worked with Mr. Rabilal Viswakarma are hereby directed to go in self quarantine at their homes until further orders. As Bongaigaon has been declared as Red Zone, All works under New Bongaigaon Railway Workshop (C&W) will remain close till next order.
Another one important fact came out regarding Meena Biswakarma is that she travelled to Sorbhog by an emergency pass holder vehicle to withdraw money from SBI Sorbhog branch. There she also visited her relative's place named Shibu Dey. Therefore, total 6 persons including bank cashier and accountant were sent for quarantined by the administration to Barpeta Medical College.
All Covid-19 positive patients were sent to MMCH (Mahendra Mohan Choudhury Hospital) Guwahati for their proper treatment and care.
Loophole in the management of Bongaigaon Block PHC
Some allegations have arised from some PHC health workers of Bongaigaon. According to them after random Covid-19 test was conducted in case of Babita and Anupam, then why they were permitted to continue their duty till yesterday without getting the test result? They must be home quarantined. This might be a big loophole in the duty of Bongaigaon PHC incharge.
Another allegation against Dr. M. M. Islam, PHC incharge is that he treated Jamatis secretly and he did not keep himself under Home quarantine. These allegations are made by some health workers infront of Media. But Dr. Islam refused all allegations against him.
Bongaigaon District Administration is keeping eyes upon his activity and behaviour. If any evident is found out against him then strong actions would be taken by Bongaigaon administration.
0 Comments
Please do not enter any Spam Link in the comment box.