Government has made proper preparations to tackle 3rd wave of Covid-19: Hemant Soren
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5 years, 1 month ago
Ranchi, Chief Minister Hemant Soren on Sunday that the state government has put into place proper arrangements to tackle the third wave of Coronavirus.
The Chief Minister on his social media page wrote that despite Jharkhand having least number of active cases in the country and the recovery rate being more than 98 percent the danger has still not been averted.
He said that as per the experts the third wave of Coronavirus can trouble the people in another 6-8 weeks. He said that though the government has made elaborate arrangements to tackle the situation it can not be won without the cooperation of the people.
Hemant said that despite relaxations in the lockdown people should strictly follow the Corona guidelines themselves and also encourage others to do the same.
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