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Addi. Deputy Commissioner . Imphal West District Manipur IN THE COURT OF DEPUTY COMMISSIONER, IMPHAL WEST DISTRICT *** OB D EB S· Imphal, the 4th July, 2021 No, DC(IW)/1/CON/361/02: Whereas, It has been reported that the following 107 numbers of residents of Imphal West District as enclosed In the annexure are tested COV!D-19 positive and in view of the impending threat of COVID-19 pandemic In the area it has become expedient to issue containment measures to prevent the spread of the disease in the area; ' Now, therefore, I, Th. Kirankumar, Deputy Commissioner of Imphal West District, Manlpur, in exercise of the powers conferred upon me under Para 12 of "The Manipur Epidemic Diseases, COVID - 19 Regulations, 2020" and in pursuance of the advisory of the Director General of Health Services (EMR Division), Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, Government of India In regard to containment of COVID - 19, do hereby declare the following containment measures In the geographical area mentioned In the schedule with immediate effect: 1) Sealing of the geographical area. 2) Entry and exit of population from the containment area. 3) Oosure of schools, offices, If any and banning public gathering of any type. 4) Banning vehicular movement In the area. 5) Initiating active surveillance of COVID - 19 cases. 6) Compulsory use of AarogyaSetu application by all the people staying/residing within the containment area. SCHEDULE Detailed Schedule having 79 numbers of locations is enclosed in the annexure. *NB : The Plots/Road mentioned above indicates the boundaries of the containment zone and in no case are included within the containment zone. Further, the geographical area lying within a radius of 150 metre beyond the containment zone/area as per schedule aforementioned is identified as the Buffer Zone and the following measures are being adopted in order to effectively break the chain of transmission of the disease: 1) Extensive surveillance and contact tracing of the positive cases 2) Reporting clinically suspect cases on COVID-19 on real time basis 3) Oinical management of confirmed cases. 4) Sensitization of the local residents on personal hygiene, physical distancing and other preventive measures Any person/institution/organization found violating any of the above-mentioned measures shall be deemed to have committed an offence punishable under Section 188 of the Indian Penal Code, 1860. This containment order shall be deemed to be lifted or de notified after 10(ten} days from the date of issue ofthe order, provided all the persons within the containment zone are tested negative and no new COVID-19 case{s} arise{s} within the cof!tainment zone during the said period, Given under my hand and seal on this 4th July, 2021. Sd/- (Th. Kirankumar) Deputy Commissioner, Imphal West District Imphal, the 4th July, 2021 Memo No. DC(IW)/1/CON/361/02 Copy to: 1) Secretary to Hon'ble Governor, Manipur. 2) Secretary to Hon'ble Chief Minister, Manipur. 3) Staff Officer to Chief Secretary, Government of Manipur. 4) Director General of Police, Manipur. 5) Principal Secretary (Health), Government of Manipur. 6) Commissioner (PHED), Government of Manipur. 7) Special Secretary (Home), Government of Manipur. Director (Health Services), Manipur 8) Superintendent of Police, Imphal West District to strictly ensure perimeter control over the containment zone/area and 9) allow movement only for medical emergencies & supply of essential commodities and services within the perimeter of the zone/area and immediate necessary enforcement. He is requested to impose reasonable restrictions in regard to movement of persons within the Buffer Zone. A day-to-day situation report is to be submitted. 10) Director (IPR), Government of Manipur for wide publicity. 11) ADC/ADM, Imphal West District. 12) All SDOs/ ACs to DC, Imphal West. 13) Station Director, AIR/DDK, and Imphal to include the above orders in the local news bulletin. 14) News Editor, ISTV/IMPACT/TOM TV, Imphal to include the above In the news bulletin. 15) File _ 1 l (Yum~ m'te'i~ Additional D~ uty Commj55jgnec Imphal West District Addi. Deputy Commissioner . Imphal West District Manipur CONTAINMENT SCHEDULE FOR COVID-19 IN IMPHAL WEST ANNEXURE Date· 04- 07- 2021 Nos of SL Schedule Address/Location positive NO oerson North South East West Residential Plot of Residential Plot of Residential Plot of Residential Plot of 1 Awang Maibam Leikai 1 Samadram Momon Leimapokpam Premolata Ahongshangbam Naoba Ahongshangbam Medha Residential plot of RK Residential plot of L. Residential plot of S. Awang Potsangbam 1 IVR 2 Mani Sinah Nonaaniao lboton Sinqh Residential plot of Kh. Residential plot of Kh. Residential plots of Kh. Awang Sekmai Makha Leikai 2 IVR 3 Kiran Kumar lbobi & Kh. Biin" Residential plot of Kh. Residential plot of Kh. Residential plot of Kh. Awang Sekmai Makha Leikai 1 IVR 4 Subhaschandra Netra Sinah Tikendra Sinah Residential plot of Residential plot of Residential plot of Changangei Mayai Leikai 1 Drain 5 Khumanthem Sunil Khumanthem Nabakumar Khumanthem Bijen Residential plot of Mr. Residential plot of Mr. Residential plot of Mr. Dimdaijang Thangmeiband 1 Residential plot of Aguna 6 Gaikunaam Robin Nunakuluna Haobam Marak Keisham Residential plot of I. Residential plot of 7 1 Main Road Leirak Leikai Subadani Konakham Basanta Residential plot of 8 Hayel Thongranbi _._,, 3 Canal M.L.Road Road - ·- . "? Shaaolsem Basan - Residential plot of Residential plot of Residential plot of 1 Wall 9 Heinoukhongnembi Leikai Laishram Gooal Laishram Gandhi Laishram Naba Heirangoithong Bazar Residential plot of Residential plot of Residential plot of 10 1 Wall Aheibam Leirak Leishanothem Juaindro Aheibam Shvamchoron Waikhom Inao Iroisembam Moirangthong Residential plot of Residential plot of Ksh. Residential plot of 11 3 Lambi Mamang Leikai Wangkhem Nilachandra Guni Devi Thokchom Rajen Residential plot of Residential plot of Residential plot of Residential plot of Chingangbam Khangembam 12 Iroishemba Mayai Leikai 1 Moirangthem Ibempishak Chabungbam Roma Shvamkumar Pishakmacha Residential plot of Okram Residential plot of 2 National Highway Turel Amanbi 13 Kakwa Naorem Leikai Ashakumar Thinobaiiam Droniit 1 CONTAINMENT SCHEDULE FOR COVID-19 IN IMPHAL WEST ANNEXURE Date· 04-07-2021 Nos of SL Schedule Address/Location positive NO person North South East West Residential plot of Ph. Residential plot of 1 IVR IVR 14 Kanta Kalachand Sinnh Jambhanda Sharma Keishamthong Ahanthem Residential plot of Residential plot of 15 4 Leirak Lambi Leikai Hanthem Bimol Ahanthem Josh Keishamthong Thangjam Residential plot of Residential plot of 16 2 Wall fencing Wall Fencing Leirak Nonamaithem Rasamni Gurumavum Rakesh Residential plot of Kh. Residential plot of Y. Konsakhul Leimakhong 1 Tower IVR 17 Shakhenbi Achou Residential plot of Th. Residential plot of K. Residential plot of Th. Konthoujam Maning Leikai 1 IVR 18 Biramanaol Birmanaol Manao Residential plot of Kwakeithel Moirangpurel Residential plot of Oinam Residential plot of Haobam Wahengbam Ashakumar Waisel Khong Mapa! 19 . 1 Utarani Devi Nabakumar Leikai Sinnh Residential plot of Mr. Lambi Residential plot of T. Phoni 20 kwakeithel Ningthemkol 1 Residential plot of T. Phoni Samuel Residential plot of Residential plot of Residential plot of Koijam 1 Vacant House 21 Lalambung Makhong Ninathouiam Liiv Ninathouiam Sunil Aoabi Residential plot of N. Residential plot of Y. Residential plot of N. Boy 2 Road 22 Lamdeng Awang Leikai Deben Sinah Ninathem Sinnh Lamsang Mayai Leikai Esing Residential plot of Residential plot of 23 1 Lambi Inherritted Inghol Chaibi Yumnam Iboba Sinah Yumnam Shinaaiit Lango! Housing Compex 24 1 Lambi Quarter No. 55 Lambi Lambi lo.no. E-56 Langthabal Kunja Makha Residential plot of Residential plot of Residential plot of 25 1 Road Leikai Leishanothem Shamu Thounaoiam Tamdaia Ninnthouiam Mikhu Residential plot of Mutum Residential plot of Mutum Residential plot of Mutum 4 Paddy Field 26 Lilong Chajing Awang Leikai Raien lbooishak Sanatomba Residential plot of Residential plot of 3 Residential plot of L.Rajen Road 27 Lilong Chajing Awang Leikai L.Manihar Laishram Khoaen Residential plot of Kh. Joy Residential plot of Ch. 3 River IVR 28 Loitang Khullen Sinah Meramot Sinah 2 CONTAINMENT SCHEDULE FOR COVID-19 IN IMPHAL WEST ANNEXURE Date: 04-07-2021 SL Nos of Schedule NO Address/Location positive person North South East West 29 Maharabi Awang Leikai 1 Approach Road Approach Road Lamhang Residential plot of Ch. Raien Sinah 30 Residential plot of Malom Tulihal Awang Leikai 1 Residential plot of Naanaom Ibooishak IVR IVR Thoudam Ibobi 31 Mayang Imphal Konchak Residential plot of Residential plot of 1 Residential plot of Residential plot of Mamang Leikai Leishangthem Inao Devi Nongmeikapam Leisangthem Memma Leishangthem Deban Mayang Imphal Konchak Manalemiao 32 Residential plot of Sapam Residential plot of Sapam Mamana Leikai 1 Residential plot of Leishatombi Babudhon Pond Mayang Imphal Konchak Huidrom Shamu 33 Residential plot of Residential plot of Mavai Leikai 1 Residential plot of Heisnam Malemkhomba Kanaiam Ibeton Mayai Lambi Road 34 Mayang Imphal Thana Residential plot of Heisnam Lenin 1 Residential plot of Residential plot of Ingkhol of Th Chandra Manino Khunou Thokchom Leibaklokni Thokchom Biiov Thokchom Gunamani Sinah 35 Mekola Bazar 1 Residential plot of Residential plot of Na.Ibooishak Na.Sushila Mekola Jr.High School Residential plot of Ng.Mani 36 Residential plot of M. Residential plot of A. Moidangpok Aheibam Elikai 2 Resi.dential plot of A. Residential plot of W. Chaoba Ibochou Nimai Achou Moirangkhom Sougaijam
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