District Collector Shreya P. Singh asked local bodies to intensify door-to-door screening and ensure that persons with symptoms such as fever and cough to undergo COVID-19 testing at the earliest.

Reviewing containment measures along with Superintendent of Police Saroj Kumar Thakur here on Tuesday, Ms. Singh asked officials take action against persons violating COVID-19 safety protocols and ensure that only businesses permitted by State government is functioned

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‘Intensify door-to-door screening’