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Place of Name of the Name of the person Quarantine Sl No Block/Municipality 1 Jharsuguda Mohammod Halim UGHS Hirma 2 Jharsuguda Irsad UGHS Hirma 3 Jharsuguda Prem sudhd kumar UGHS Hirma 4 Jharsuguda Shiv charan bharath UGHS Hirma 5 Jharsuguda Ramsudh UGHS Hirma 6 Jharsuguda Sarafat Ali UGHS Hirma 7 Jharsuguda Sarafraj Dhuniya UGHS Hirma 8 Jharsuguda Rosy Patel RKHS H.Katapali 9 Jharsuguda Sudhir ku. Choudhary RKHS H.Katapali 10 Jharsuguda Aditya Verma RKHS H.Katapali 11 Jharsuguda Nilam Verma RKHS H.Katapali 12 Jharsuguda Akhilesh Oram RKHS H.Katapali 13 Jharsuguda Nabal Kishor Singh RKHS H.Katapali 14 Jharsuguda Sunil Singh RKHS H.Katapali 15 Jharsuguda Amit ku Singh RKHS H.Katapali 16 Jharsuguda Sohrab Beg UGHS Hirma 17 Jharsuguda Sabir Beg UGHS Hirma 18 Jharsuguda Sadik Ali UGHS Hirma 19 Jharsuguda Nikhil Ojha UGHS Hirma 20 Jharsuguda Sunil Tiwari UGHS Hirma 21 Jharsuguda Rajesh Tiwari UGHS Hirma 22 Jharsuguda Sultan Khan UGHS Hirma 23 Jharsuguda Jayanta Buda RKHS H.Katapali 24 Jharsuguda Jaydev Sarkar NDHS Kudopali 25 Jharsuguda Parasram Sao RKHS H.Katapali 26 Jharsuguda Avadhut Sao RKHS H.Katapali 27 Jharsuguda Priyambada Rout RKHS H.Katapali 28 Jharsuguda Basant Lal RKHS H.Katapali 29 Jharsuguda Ajay Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 30 Jharsuguda Suraj RKHS H.Katapali 31 Jharsuguda Nohar RKHS H.Katapali 32 Jharsuguda Ashok RKHS H.Katapali 33 Jharsuguda Anil RKHS H.Katapali 34 Jharsuguda Abhijit Garai RKHS H.Katapali 35 Jharsuguda Sudhir Kisku RKHS H.Katapali 36 Jharsuguda Amrit Hemram RKHS H.Katapali 37 Jharsuguda Mono Kisku RKHS H.Katapali 38 Jharsuguda Raham Jigesh UGHS Hirma 39 Jharsuguda Kalyani singh UGHS Hirma 40 Jharsuguda Sahil Singh UGHS Hirma 41 Jharsuguda Shyamsundar Rout UGHS Hirma 42 Jharsuguda Bipul Kumar UGHS Hirma 43 Jharsuguda Shivasis Naik RKHS H.Katapali 44 Jharsuguda Dev Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 45 Jharsuguda Ajit Khadia RKHS H.Katapali 46 Jharsuguda Sanjib Soren RKHS H.Katapali 47 Jharsuguda Gohiram Mandi PHS Badmal 48 Jharsuguda Puromol Mandi PHS Badmal 49 Jharsuguda Swapan Mandi PHS Badmal 50 Jharsuguda Birendranath Tudu PHS Badmal 51 Jharsuguda Rasananda Paikray PHS Badmal 52 Jharsuguda Pabitra ku. Sahu PHS Badmal 53 Jharsuguda Bidyanath Besra PHS Badmal 54 Jharsuguda Samal ku Murmu PHS Badmal 55 Jharsuguda Pravash Hemram PHS Badmal 56 Jharsuguda Sidhu Murmu PHS Badmal 57 Jharsuguda Naresh Hemram PHS Badmal 58 Jharsuguda Kanhu Oram PHS Badmal 59 Jharsuguda Ajit ku Mandi PHS Badmal 60 Jharsuguda Chunuram Baske PHS Badmal 61 Jharsuguda Lambodar Kisan PHS Badmal 62 Jharsuguda Pratima Mandal RKHS H.Katapali 63 Jharsuguda Ukia Sahu UGHS Hirma 64 Jharsuguda Murlidhar Sahu UGHS Hirma 65 Jharsuguda Karen Parkar PHS Badmal 66 Jharsuguda Daisy Rani PHS Badmal 67 Jharsuguda Gourahari Guru UGHS Hirma 68 Jharsuguda Manoj prasad Rabani UGHS Hirma 69 Jharsuguda Guddi Devi UGHS Hirma 70 Jharsuguda Baishnabi Kumar UGHS Hirma 71 Jharsuguda Usasta Mandal RKHS H.Katapali 72 Jharsuguda Samir Haldhar RKHS H.Katapali 73 Jharsuguda Sukant Ray RKHS H.Katapali 74 Jharsuguda Raju Chitrakar RKHS H.Katapali 75 Jharsuguda Bablu Hasda RKHS H.Katapali 76 Jharsuguda Pradipta Thakur RKHS H.Katapali 77 Jharsuguda Mahades Sharma RKHS H.Katapali 78 Jharsuguda Sitaram RKHS H.Katapali 79 Jharsuguda Pradeep Sahu RKHS H.Katapali 80 Jharsuguda Subrat RKHS H.Katapali 81 Jharsuguda Malaya Dah RKHS H.Katapali 82 Jharsuguda Tapas Samundar RKHS H.Katapali 83 Jharsuguda Susanta Mandal RKHS H.Katapali 84 Jharsuguda Asutosh Pal RKHS H.Katapali 85 Jharsuguda Dharmendra Jaypuria RKHS H.Katapali 86 Jharsuguda Nilesh Pande PHS Badmal 87 Jharsuguda Bapi Das PHS Badmal 88 Jharsuguda Milan Das PHS Badmal 89 Jharsuguda Prem krushna Mahanta PHS Badmal 90 Jharsuguda Malaya Konar PHS Badmal 91 Jharsuguda Munna Singh PHS Badmal 92 Jharsuguda Deo Narayan PHS Badmal 93 Jharsuguda Narendra ku singh UGHS Hirma 94 Jharsuguda Tapan ku.sethy UGHS Hirma 95 Jharsuguda Ananda Jal UGHS Hirma 96 Jharsuguda Nehanjali Badi RKHS H.Katapali 97 Jharsuguda Saddam Hussain RKHS H.Katapali 98 Jharsuguda Ibram Ansari RKHS H.Katapali 99 Jharsuguda Anayat Ansari RKHS H.Katapali 100 Jharsuguda Vinod Singh RKHS H.Katapali 101 Jharsuguda Gouribari kahari RKHS H.Katapali 102 Jharsuguda Dinesh ku Tiwari RKHS H.Katapali 103 Jharsuguda Rashmi Tiwari RKHS H.Katapali 104 Jharsuguda Baishnabi Tiwari RKHS H.Katapali 105 Jharsuguda Disant Tiwari RKHS H.Katapali 106 Jharsuguda Rabindra Singh RKHS H.Katapali 107 Jharsuguda Jitendra Sah RKHS H.Katapali 108 Jharsuguda Ajit Ku Singh RKHS H.Katapali 109 Jharsuguda Shraban Soren RKHS H.Katapali 110 Jharsuguda Luchina Hansda RKHS H.Katapali 111 Jharsuguda Anwar Hussain RKHS H.Katapali 112 Jharsuguda Zakir Hussain RKHS H.Katapali 113 Jharsuguda Manjir Sekh RKHS H.Katapali 114 Jharsuguda Saddam Hussain RKHS H.Katapali 115 Jharsuguda Narendra Dalei RKHS H.Katapali 116 Jharsuguda Biswanath Verma RKHS H.Katapali 117 Jharsuguda Birendra Singh PHS Badmal 118 Jharsuguda Janardan Singh PHS Badmal 119 Jharsuguda Ramu Singh PHS Badmal 120 Jharsuguda Sanjay Singh PHS Badmal 121 Jharsuguda Sakirdan Singh PHS Badmal 122 Jharsuguda Nandu ku Singh PHS Badmal 123 Jharsuguda Dharmendra Singh PHS Badmal 124 Jharsuguda Surojit Nayak PHS Badmal 125 Jharsuguda Sunil Samanta PHS Badmal 126 Jharsuguda Ranjit ku buduli PHS Badmal 127 Jharsuguda Ganesh Das PHS Badmal 128 Jharsuguda Kartik mashi PHS Badmal 129 Jharsuguda Sarkar Murmu PHS Badmal 130 Jharsuguda Bibhisan Mandi PHS Badmal 131 Jharsuguda Manoranjan Mandi PHS Badmal 132 Jharsuguda Anil ku Sahu PHS Badmal 133 Jharsuguda Shamin khan PHS Badmal 134 Jharsuguda Rudra Ghashi PHS Badmal 135 Jharsuguda Pappu uranw UGHS Hirma 136 Jharsuguda Javed Khan UGHS Hirma 137 Jharsuguda Mohammad amant Wars UGHS Hirma 138 Jharsuguda Gyasuddin Ahred UGHS Hirma 139 Jharsuguda Aasraf Khan UGHS Hirma 140 Jharsuguda Wasillah Khan UGHS Hirma 141 Jharsuguda Abdul Salman Khan UGHS Hirma 142 Jharsuguda mohad faraj khan UGHS Hirma 143 Jharsuguda Md. Marool khan UGHS Hirma 144 Jharsuguda imtiyal ahmad UGHS Hirma 145 Jharsuguda Vasim UGHS Hirma 146 Jharsuguda Rajesh Paswan UGHS Hirma 147 Jharsuguda Sunil UGHS Hirma 148 Jharsuguda Sailesh ku Gupta PHS Badmal 149 Jharsuguda Abdul Salman Khan PHS Badmal 150 Jharsuguda Umesh Singh PHS Badmal 151 Jharsuguda Pramod Choudhry PHS Badmal 152 Jharsuguda Harilal PHS Badmal 153 Jharsuguda Mohamad Mustak RKHS H.Katapali 154 Jharsuguda Sanjay Thakur RKHS H.Katapali 155 Jharsuguda Bijay ku Singh RKHS H.Katapali 156 Jharsuguda Gobinda Singh RKHS H.Katapali 157 Jharsuguda Hemanta ku Singh RKHS H.Katapali 158 Jharsuguda Giriwar Singh RKHS H.Katapali 159 Jharsuguda Manjay Thakur RKHS H.Katapali 160 Jharsuguda Santosh Sahani RKHS H.Katapali 161 Jharsuguda Ranjan Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 162 Jharsuguda Krishna Sahani RKHS H.Katapali 163 Jharsuguda Mukesh Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 164 Jharsuguda Balendra Sahani RKHS H.Katapali 165 Jharsuguda Sona Sahani RKHS H.Katapali 166 Jharsuguda Sanajy kumar RKHS H.Katapali 167 Jharsuguda Jaykumari Khadia RKHS H.Katapali 168 Jharsuguda Chumki khadia RKHS H.Katapali 169 Jharsuguda Sabir Ali RKHS H.Katapali 170 Jharsuguda Rahman SK RKHS H.Katapali 171 Jharsuguda Kadir Ali RKHS H.Katapali 172 Jharsuguda Safikul SK RKHS H.Katapali 173 Jharsuguda Kabir Ali RKHS H.Katapali 174 Jharsuguda Jakirul SK RKHS H.Katapali 175 Jharsuguda Lalchand Badsha RKHS H.Katapali 176 Jharsuguda Rokib Ali RKHS H.Katapali 177 Jharsuguda Faruk Ali RKHS H.Katapali 178 Jharsuguda SK Rafique Ali RKHS H.Katapali 179 Jharsuguda Mini Patra RKHS H.Katapali 180 Jharsuguda Prakash ku Mahato RKHS H.Katapali 181 Jharsuguda Manjay Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 182 Jharsuguda Anil Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 183 Jharsuguda Mukesh Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 184 Jharsuguda Vikash Mahato RKHS H.Katapali 185 Jharsuguda Pintu Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 186 Jharsuguda Pankaj Ku Ram RKHS H.Katapali 187 Jharsuguda Anil Mahato RKHS H.Katapali 188 Jharsuguda Rajababu RKHS H.Katapali 189 Jharsuguda Tunna Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 190 Jharsuguda Kamlesh Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 191 Jharsuguda Sanjib Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 192 Jharsuguda Dinesh ku Mahato RKHS H.Katapali 193 Jharsuguda Ram nivas Choudhry RKHS H.Katapali 194 Jharsuguda Raju Prasad RKHS H.Katapali 195 Jharsuguda Uma shankar Ray RKHS H.Katapali 196 Jharsuguda Jitendra Ray RKHS H.Katapali 197 Jharsuguda Raju Ray RKHS H.Katapali 198 Jharsuguda Kanchan ku Thakur RKHS H.Katapali 199 Jharsuguda Suraj Ku Singh RKHS H.Katapali 200 Jharsuguda Chandan Thakur RKHS H.Katapali 201 Jharsuguda Pradip Ray RKHS H.Katapali 202 Jharsuguda Amar ku Ray RKHS H.Katapali 203 Jharsuguda Ranjit Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 204 Jharsuguda Nitesh Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 205 Jharsuguda Sikandar Kumar RKHS H.Katapali 206 Jharsuguda Sunil Ku Singh RKHS H.Katapali 207 Jharsuguda Birendra Singh RKHS H.Katapali 208 Jharsuguda Radhakishan Ray RKHS H.Katapali 209 Jharsuguda Baliram Ray RKHS H.Katapali 210 Jharsuguda Sooraye Singh RKHS H.Katapali 211 Jharsuguda Rajkumar Yadav RKHS H.Katapali 212 Jharsuguda Rabi Khadia RKHS H.Katapali 213 Jharsuguda Ajay Sharma PHS Badmal 214 Jharsuguda Md Sahalam PHS Badmal 215 Jharsuguda Asutosh Ray PHS Badmal 216 Jharsuguda Sami kumar PHS Badmal 217 Jharsuguda Biswa Ranjan Paikray PHS Badmal 218 Jharsuguda Somya Ranjan Mehta PHS Badmal 219 Jharsuguda Sulendar Sa PHS Badmal 220 Jharsuguda Rameswar Yadav PHS Badmal 221 Jharsuguda Bhim Singh PHS Badmal 222 Jharsuguda Sudesh Singh PHS Badmal 223 Jharsuguda Jitendra Khadia RKHS H.Katapali 224 Jharsuguda Junos Khadia RKHS H.Katapali 225 Jharsuguda Santosh Khadia RKHS H.Katapali 226 Jharsuguda Varun KU Tripathi RKHS H.Katapali 227 Jharsuguda Bipin ku Pandey RKHS H.Katapali 228 Jharsuguda
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