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Sr.N O. Name of Health Post Zones Name of Containment Zone Boundries KDMC Active Containment Zone List of Covid-19 Date KDMC Active Containment Zone List Of Covid-19 Date - 06/05/2020 Sr.N Name Of Zones Name Of Containment Zone Boundries Ward No. o. Health post 1 Tisgaon 1 Zojwala Complex, c wing, Chakkinaka, Metro Residency to Bharat Bakery Netivali 43 Kalyan (E), Near Metro Mall, Metro Parisar. Residency, Kalyan (E) 2 Tisai darshan bld,Kalyan (E), Santosh 100ft rdTisgaon pada kalyan East 100 Darshan, Kalyan (E) 3 Mansasarovar lokdhara, kalyan (E) Lokgram Purva Parisar Kalyan East, 42 4 Sai, Vinayak Mahal, VijaY Nagar, Kalyan Sai Ganesh,Saii Vinayak Mahal vijay Nagar, 98 East,heera tower,Kalyan East Haribhau Pawshe Pada,Twinkal Apartment Kalyan East 5 Hanuman nagar, Patripool, near radha Shrikrushna Nagar 43 krishan mandir, kalyan (E) 6 mansorovar sadgurukurpa sankul Tisgaon jari Mandir to Chakkinaka and 88 tisgaon, kalyan (E),santosh nagar Gopal Mandir 2 Madhavi 7 Bhagwati dhara tukaram nagar, Swami School ,Ravi Patil Compound 78 dombivili (E) 8 Ambika Palace, Tandan Road, Date Hospital,Railway Station, Om 68 Ramnagar, Dombivili (E) Hospital, Subway Hospital Sr.N Name Of Zones Name Of Containment Zone Boundries Ward No. o. Health post 3 Thakurwadi 9 Pritee sagar hos. Soc, Navapada, Swami School,Maratha Mandir,Maruti 49 Subhash Road, Dombivili (w) Mandir,agri Sabhagruh 10 Shivsai chawl no.4, satywan chowk, Smashanbhumi Satyvan Chowk,Jagdamba 56 dombivili (w) Mandir,Sarovar Nagar Rikshaw stand,New Sai Arti Chwal 11 B-4, Kapil Vastu, Dindayal Road, Anand Nagar Garden,Lata Building, 55 Thakurwadi,Dom (W) Vimanika Building,CMS English School 12 nilkanthdhara,phase2 bwing Vrundavan Complex Jondhale 58 ,Dombivali West School,Gangai Mandir,Vikas Mhatre Office, 13 Vandana smruti girija mata mandir old St.Zavier School,Old Dombivali Rikshaw 54 dombivili (w) Stand, Navratn SHS,Gaondevi Girijamata Mandir 14 Ganga Niwas, Velankar School, Velkani School, Nandu Mhatre 56 Dombivili (w) Office,Aanand Nagar Garden,Panyachi Taki 15 Gurudeep Bld, App. Swastik Tower, Ashtvinayak Mandir,Gangeshwar 53 Dombivili (W) Building,Swastik Park,Nageshwer Krupa Chawl 16 Sai darshan bld, dombivili (w) Shankeshwr Palms,Kumbharkhan 64 pada,Ganeshghat Road Khandesh Chawl Sr.N Name Of Zones Name Of Containment Zone Boundries Ward No. o. Health post 17 Bhoirwadi, Mahatma Phule axis sonography centre road to swami 58 Road,Dombivili (w) school 4 Shastrinagar 18 Rajmahal Chs, Devi Swami vivekanand school to jondhale 62 chowk.Shastrinagar, Dombivili (w) school road. 19 Jaiganesh Soc, Telkoswadi, Dombivili Kidland School Rahul nagar to Jan Gan 63 (W),,Urvashi bld, Near Kidland Man School Road Towards old Dombivali. School, Telkoswadi, old dombivili (w) 20 shri Sadguru Prasad Bld, Old Dombivili jumi dombivali to devi chowk road,road 62 (w)Tulsi Parvati Soc, Near Sai Baba behind shastrinagar hosp to shastrinagar Mandir, Kailas Nagar, Dombivili (W), garden road.kopar road to kopar station. 5 Ajade 21 Rudarksh Apartment ,, Near Surya E-Jimkhana Road N-MSEB Colony, W- 84,111 hospital, gymkhana Road, Dombivili (E) Balaji Mandir S- Abhinav School , Pandurang apartment, behind matoshree school, ajdegaon ,Mahalaxmi apartment , Near ram shyam bld, sagarli, dombivili (E) Sr.N Name Of Zones Name Of Containment Zone Boundries Ward No. o. Health post 22 Swapnpurti Chawl, Nandivili, Kalyan E- Namaskar Dhaba Chawli, RTO Office To 107 (E)OM Sai park d wing, SAI Vishw Dwarli Gaon West- Ashthvinayak nagar nadivili kalyan (E)Nandivali Chawli,Shubhamkar Chawli,Mhatre Nagar Chawli,, South-Road From Hazi Malang to Ambarnath rd, North- Talav And Vaishnavi Park Bld. 23 Bhagaram Vaze Heights, Near Gajanan E-MSCB Office ( Kalyan Shilphata Road) W- 116 Hosp, Manpada,Dom (E)Ocean Lalitkata (Kalyan Shil Phata Road) N-D- Heights, Near Vidya Niketan High Mart S-Umbarli Road Vidyaniketan School School, Dombivili E 24 Shruti Park, Manpada, Deslepada, E-Sidhi Vinayak Chwok Desalepada W- 114 Myureshwar Mandir, Dom (E) Bhopar Praveshdwar naka S-Navnit Nagar N-Gajanan Chowk 25 Sakar park, apartment , Near ayappa W-Bharadi Mata Building (Jimkhana Road) 84,111 Mandir, Ajade pada, Dombivili E- Saibaba Mandir S- Gharada Circle N- (E)Mahalaxmi apartment , Near ram Ashish Bar shyam bld, sagarli, dombivili (E) 26 VIGNESWAR DARSAN BLDG,,STAR E-Bigbazar Mall Manpada Road N- Saibaba 112 COLONY,DOMBIVALI EAST,sagaon Mandir W-phase II MIDC Manpada Road S- Ice Factory Sr.N Name Of Zones Name Of Containment Zone Boundries Ward No. o. Health post 27 Fiffty fifty hotel, haji malang road, E- Radhai Apartment W- Saibaba Temple,N- 107 piswali, kalyan (E) 50-50 Dhaba ,S-Arya Apartment Chandrai Scholl Govind Complex. 6 Ansarichowk 28 Shankeshwar plus hos soc near E-Shankeshwar Plus Opposite W-Ashapura 1 ,2 mangeshi city kolvili , 2) kalyan (w), Building,City Building Umbrde Road S- Shankeshwar Platinum, Kolivili Mangeshi City Fhaze I,II N-Bhagyadoy Tiles 29 Avdhoot Building, Siddheshwar ali, E-Oak School Gaodevi Mandir, Namak 32 Pdenekar wada ,Kalyan West Bandar Road S-Abhinav School Parnaka Road,N-Sharda Mandir School Agraroad 30 Chandra bhaga bld, adharwadi Kolvali E-Snehankur Hospital Shri Complex, W- 2 road, kalyan (W) Chandrbhaga Building,S- Shri Complex Umbarde Road,N-Saket Paradice 31 Durgadi chowk, kalyan (w) Devashish Bld, E- Lal chowky Adharwadi 35 Road. W- Devashish Bld Birla College Road, S- Agra Rd Devi Vihar Sanskar Dham N- Smashan Bhoomi Silver Residency. 32 near Shree complex,BLD . Sai dham E-Don Bosco School Chowk,West-Saidham 2 near don bosco school kalyan (w) Best Vasahat.S-punyoday park vasahat,north- mangal prastha. Sr.N Name Of Zones Name Of Containment Zone Boundries Ward No. o. Health post 7 Chikanghar 33 SaKhar park, near pani taki opp birla Sakharpark Near Water Tank 17 college chikanghar kalyan (w) 34 Shruti Complex, Sagar C wing, Milindnagar,Gouripada Road 5 Gurupada Road, Kalyan (W) 35 parth bld, yogidham near anupam Yogidham To Trimurti Colony Toward Road 16 nagar, kalyan (w) 36 OM GIRIDHAR APARTMENT, ayyapa Mandir Gouripada 5 GOURIPADA, KALYAN (W) 8 Kolsewadi 37 Balaji Residency,Katemanivili Naka, Smashanbhoomi Vithalwadi Durga Mata 91 Kalyan (E) Mandir, Durga College Prabhag Kshetra-5 38 Salwe bld , Near Mhsoba chowk, Mhasoba chowk to Lokgram gate tisgaon 41,89 Karpewadi, Kolsewadi kalyan naka,shivaji colony to janata bank and East,Karpewadi, om,sai Vijay janata bank to durga mata mandir and Apartment, infront of Karpe Hall railway station anandwadi road 39 Royal Residency,In front of Vithalwadi Neharu Nagar Pani Taki, Saibaba Mandir, 95 Station, Kalyan (E) Vitthalwadi Railway Station Kailash Nagar 40 Trimurti colony,Behind Laxmipuram Aparna Dairy Ulhasnagar Rd, Vithalwadi 95 bld, Vitthalwadi, kalyan(E) Railway Station Sr.N Name Of Zones Name Of Containment Zone Boundries Ward No. o. Health post 41 shivaji colony , Shreeram Nivas, kalyan shivaji colony to tisgaon naka,-hanuman 90 (E) tekdi,to katemanevali naka, laxmibaug mhasoba chowk,mangal ragho nagar 9 Dattanagar 42 Gurukutir Chs, Manpada Road, E- Manpada Road West-PNT Colony Road 81 Gandhinagar, Dombivili (E) ,S-Gandhinagar, North-PandurangWadi Road 43 Sunil nagar prabhat tower, dombivili E-Sunil Nagar Road.W-DNC Road,S-Sunil 79 (E) Nagar Road, N-Nandivali Rd. 44 shiv sadan Bld. Leva Bhawan Dom East E-Jain Mandir Road West- Dr.RP Road, N- 76 Manpada Road S- DNC Road 10 Patkar 45 Navkartik Co Hos soc, Cheda Road, Joshi School To Laxmi Baug Building 71 Dombivili (E) 46 Ravikiran bld, kanchangao, Khambalpada Kaman To Hanuman Mandir 46 khambalpada, Thakuli and Ravikiran Building to Manjunath Colledge. 11 Mohane 47 Gavdevi Krupa bld, Atali Gaon, Ambivili East-Virat Residency A/B Wing, West- 7 (W) Vithal Rukmini Mandir,South- Hanuman Mandir, North- Shani Krupa Chawl 48 Nepchun swaraj, secor no1, mohne East, West, North, South, Neptune Swaraj 7 ambivili Sector-1 Sr.N Name Of Zones Name Of Containment Zone Boundries Ward No. o. Health post 49 Saibalaji sankul, atali road, ambivili E-Matruchaya bld ,west- kdmc sant 7 Ramdas School,South- Virat residency C/D wing North-Sadguru krupa chawl 12 Manda Titwala 50 Tharwani soc, H Wing,Titwala (E) Tharwani Bld Titwala To Vedant Bld 10 Javaipada 51 Siddhivinayak chawl no.4 , Shivsena Sidhivinayak Bld to around all area 9 shakha,savarkar nagar, Titwala (E) Shivsena Shakha 52 Shivajinagar, Kasara, Maurya gajanan Krupa Chawl,Vaishnavi Chawl, 8 Chawl,Chawl No .2, Manda Titwala Manorama Chawl, Gurukrupa Chawal, Saikrupa Chawl , Aai Ekvira Nagar, Ek Dant Chawl, Santoshi Mata Nagar 53 charms pak ganeshwadi, rukhmini Charm City Galaxy,Police Station Vinayak 10 gardan , near mahaganpati hospital, Park,New Sawant Bld.Laxmi Niwas. titwala (E) 13 Ambedkar Road 54 Gulmohar Society New Manisha Nagar Gajanan Maharaj Mandir to Dakshata 22 Kalyan West Police CHowk 55 new pushpraj, beturkar pada near Punyarthi Tower 28 maruti mandir, kalyan (w) Sr.N Name Of Zones Name Of Containment Zone Boundries Ward No. o. Health post 56 Mangeshi dham soc, Tanaji nagar, Mangeshi Tower Khadakpada road 22 Near Mangesh Gaikar Bunglow Highway road, kalyan (w) 14 Mahatma Phule 57 Ashok Nagar, Waldhuni , Kalyan (W) east- Waldhuni bridge, west- Jagdish 1 dugdhalay,north-shivaji nagar ulhasnagar rd. south- navyug mitra mandal.
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