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{Ti w {ti"}t*;r Government of West Bengal, Office of the District Magistrate, Darjeeling. P h o n e : 03 54-2 25 4233 I 225 620 1, Fa x : 0354 -225 4338, e-Mail: [email protected] ORDER No:109/c Date: 24.08.2020 ln pursuance to the order issued by Chief Secretary, Govt. of West Bengal vide memo no. L77-CS/2O2O dt 18.05.2020 & memo no. 218- CSl2020 dt 30.05.2020 and in pursuance to the meeting held on 24.06.2020 at the State Guest House, Siliguri regarding revision of Containment Zones and Buffer zones in Darjeeling District, the following mentioned areas in the column lV, against ward/GP in column lll are notified as Affected Area (Containment Zone) Category A in Darjeeling District. sl Municipality/ ward GP Category A (Containment Zone) No BIock / L Ward No.46 From Ranbir Roy's house to Amal Saha's house. FromMonaGhosh'shouseatthestartofthestreet toPremMahato'shouse(easttowest). 2 Ward No.28 From Raj Kr. Mahato's house to Oak Ojha's house (north to south) with additjonal barricading at Moti Rahman's house. 3 Ward No.46 From P Debnath house to Santosh Kumar house, Road No-03. 4 Ward No.46 Rajib Nagar, Road No-01, from Kaji Rashidul lslam house to Saran Dewan house. 5 Ward No. 18 Blind Gully - From start of gully at Siliguri Station Road to Manoj Thakur's house at the end of the eullv 6 Ward No.45 Baghaiatin Colony, From Md. lsrafic house to MehboobTelecom 7 Ward No.46 Satyajit Market, Jyoti Nagar Road No -02, Puskar Thapa's Appartment 8 Ward No. 17 Stand alone building of Smt Dola Sarkar, C. V. Raman Sarani, College Para 9 Ward No.46 Near Kath Bridge, Pokaijote, S K Sah's house to Jogindar Yadav house 10 Ward No.46 Near Sathi Sangha Club, Samar Nagar, Ashok Mahato house to Haradhan Das house tI Ward No.46 Near Mallaguri, Satyajit Nagar, Green Park, House of Saraswati Shrestha 72 Ward No.46 Near Jyoti nagar, House of Eijay Prasad T3 Ward No. 10 Bijendra Prasad Gupta building main gate, Church Road 74 Ward No.46 Chandan Sah's house, Darieeling More 15 Ward No.46 House of Karuna Das, Pokaijote, Pradhannagar 16 Ward No. 12 Aditya Dey house at Tilak Road, Gouri Shankar Market. t7 Ward No. 14 Renubala Dhar House, Ashram Para, Aamtala Club road 16 Siliguri Ward No. 14 Shivaji Kishore Bishnu's House, Ashram Para, Aamtala Club road M unicipal 19 Ward No.26 Geeta Niwas, Divyani Agarwal house, Milanpally. Corporation 20 Ward No.9 Rama Devi house 2t Ward No. 15 Sahidul Rahaman house 22 Ward No.34 Dilip Das house, Block -D, Surya Sen Colony 23 Ward No.44 House of Bibek Basfore at Dasarath Pally, near Munsi Prem Chand College 24 Ward No. 15 Sabyasachi guha's house at Balai Das Chatterjee Road, Hakimpara 25 Ward No. 17 Bimal Kr Paul house at Subhashpally near Patha Bhavan School 26 Ward No. 11 Tapan Sarkar's building at Khudiram Pally 27 Ward No.24 Gopendra Prasad Deb house 28 Ward No.46 House of Rambabu Sah and Mina Sah at Shivnagar, Darieeling More 29 Ward No.46 Anita Das' house at Champasari an Ward No.5 Viva Jha's house at Santoshl Nagar 31 Ward No.4 Tum Tum kr. Paswan's house at Jyotinagar 32 Ward No.4 House of Pinki Khatun,Tetul Tala 33 Ward no. 19 House of Kousik Majumder at Subhashpally, JC Bose Road Bylane 34 Ward no.2 House of Md. Aiimulla at Baghaiatin Colonv, near CPIM partv office 35 Ward no.2 House of Raj Shaw at Baghajatin Colony, near Lokenath Mandir 36 Ward no. 1 House of Dhananiov Malder at Dharam Naqar, Coolie para. 37 Ward no.46 House of Makidan Begum at Champasari 38 Ward no.4 House of Sunita Sah at Adarsha Nasar 39 Ward no. 17 House of Rajdeep Bhowmick at AJC Bose Road, opposite of Bandhab Saneha Club Vivekananda Pally, Kadamtala, starting from positive person's house to big ground in the west, upto Prem 40 Atharakhai Karmakar's house, in the East, upto pond in the North and Parimal Ghosh's house in the South. Near Care and Cure, Khoprail more, from the positive person's house upto Maya Debi Club in the West side 4L Matigara ll upto H.P. Petrol pump in the East side, Dolphin hotel in the North and upto Matigara Thana P.S. 42 Champasari Damra Gura, Gulma, starting from positive person's house upto NH 55 in the west. MayFair Apartment, From MayFair Apartment upto Kali templt in the north, upto Saw Mill in the south, 43 Patharghata Matigara upto Gas godown in the west and back side of Kali temple. New Township, Kawakhali, from New township uotp Kawakhali bazaar in the north, upto CRPF camp in the 44 Matigara I south, upto Soma Paul house in the west and upto embankment in the east KawakhaliJunior High School, from Sumati Paul's house to Gr.D Quarter of NDMCH in the north side, 43 Matigara I Dignikhata in the south, NBMCH staff Quarter in the west side and Gramin Bank on the east side Thakkar Bridge, from Sanjay Mandal's house upto Md. Munna's house in the east side, upto Arun Gupta's 46 Matigara ll house, upto Mahananda bridge in the south and upto vacant land in the north side Category A (Containment Zone) Panchanan Bhawan, st Dignikhata roads Sukantapally, fro, in 9afman the west and Sachin Barman,s in the east Sishudangi, near old tra Panchanai river in the south, upto Kalibatari old culvert in the East and upto Gourak Gupta,s house in the Saman Nagar, Ch Ramchandra Adhikary house in the south, upto unnati rvroniat's house old .rrr.rt in ir,. ,.u.no Barman's house in the West upto Anil Gossainpur Natu" p Motilal Das's house to Ratar, Ghosh,s house o No socio- economic act,vities are permitted in the containment zone. o No movement except for essential service and continuation of Govt. business is allowed in containment zone. Municipar corporation as per 0"." iiTi.ffll:J;i:::.:ffi;?:::i:i::Jliily;llX.'":H::?l::i:, the order no. 8s/c dated 10.06.2020 have o Magistrat6 Darjeeling I Memo No:264/L6/C Date: 24.06.2020 Copy forwarded for information and taking necessary action to: 1. The Divisional Commissioner, Jalpaiguri 2. The Commissioner of police, Siliguri-Metropolitan police. 3. The Superintendent of police, DJrjeeling 4. The Commissioner, Siliguri Municipal Co-rporation. 5. The Addl. District Magistrate (Geni, Darieelins. 6. The Chief Medical Officer of Health, Dr;.;i;;. Z. The Sub Divisional Officer, Siliguri. The Block Development _ 9^9: _ Officei Matigara, Naxatbari 10-11. The Block Medical Officer of ff ealtn _ riatig.rl, rV.*.tUrri 72. t.C, Siliguri p.S. 73-74. O/C - Matigara p.S., Naxalbari p.S. DICO, Darjeeling with a request f to make wide publicity of the Order. 16 Dro, Nrc, Darjeering to uproad the order in oisirict weusite. DistrictBD, Magistrate I Darjeeting I w a&r Wdi".:.;.'Sr Government of West Bengal, Office of the District Magistrate, Darjeeling. Phone: 0354-225423312255201, Fax: 0354-2254338, e-Mail: [email protected] ORDER No:110/C Date: 24.06.2020 ln pursuance to the order issued by Chief Secretary, Govt. of West Bengal vide memo no.177-CS/2O2O dt 18.05.2020 & memo no. 218- CS1aO2O dt 30.05.2020 and in pursuance to the meeting held on 24.06.2020 at the State Guest House, Siliguri regarding revision of Containment Zones and Buffer Zones in Darjeeling District, the following mentioned areas in the column lV, against ward/GP in column lll are notified as Buffer Zone (Category B) in Darjeeling District. sl Municipality/ Ward / GP Category B (Buffer Zone) No Block 1 Ward No.46 From Uttam Roy's house to Bijay Prasad's house. 2 Ward No.28 100 mtrs from barricades on all sides. 3 Ward No.46 From Dilip Gupta house to Bijay Singha house, Road No-03. 4 Ward No.46 Raiib Nagar, Road No-01, from Anil Prasad house to Golap Chand Gupta Shop. 5 Ward No. 18 100 mtrs from the barricade at Mangal Tailoring Shop. 6 Ward No.45 From Nabin Singh Shop to lmtiajul house 7 Ward No.46 From Nilay Aich house to Priya Dresses shop R Ward No. 17 100 mtrs on all sides from Dola Sarkar's house 9 Ward No.46 Puja Store to Kat Bridge 10 Ward No.46 Shekhar Saha house to Mahananda River L7 Ward No.46 Sujit Dutta house to Bishnu Mondal house 12 Ward No.46 From Dulal Ghosh house to Ananta Karmakar house West Side - Gulab Bhavan to East Side Amit Sharma, East side - Gurg building to West Side Amit 13 Ward No. 10 Sharma, Church Road 74 Ward No.46 From Sani temple to Harindar kumar's house, Darjeeling More 15 Ward No.45 House of Anil Sha to house of Ranjit Kr. Das. 16 Ward No. 12 Bidhan Road in West Side Shehzada Sherwani shop to Debagni Chowdhury house. 77 Ward No. 14 Sanjay Singh's house in North side to Renubala Dhar house in the South. 18 Ward No. 14 Saniay Singh's house in West Side to Shivaji Kishore Bishnu's house in the East. t9 Ward No. 26 South side Shree Ram Kutir Residency to north side Sanjay Ghosh house, Milanpally. Siliguri 20 Ward No.9 East Side Arogya Niketan Nursing Home to S P Mukherjee Road, Khalpara Municipal 11 Ward No.
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