Shivpuri: Transition spread more in urban area than village, 60 percent of Panchayats in Green Zone

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Shivpuri. New World Representative

The second wave of the Corona epidemic badly hit the district. The situation became such that Shivpuri became one of the most infected cities of Madhya Pradesh. The infection rate here reached 40 percent, much higher than in other districts. Even in big cities like Gwalior, Indore, Bhopal and Jabalpur, the transition was less than in Shivpuri. There is a relief in the Corona figures for the last two-three days, but there are still about 2150 active patients in the district. The urban area was responsible for spreading the infection in the district. While the infection reached the rural area, it was stopped at the right time. Talking about the figures, 60 percent of the active patients are in the urban area, while only 20 percent of the population of the district lives in the city. The remaining 80 percent of the population lives in rural areas, with only Corona having an active patient of 40 percent. More than 60 percent of the gram panchayats in the district are included in the green zone. Here the infection should not enter, so the movement is completely restricted. Even at present, the rural people are showing more vigilance than the residents of the urban area. In cities, where people are not getting out of curfew, there is complete silence in rural areas. There is no need of police nor administration to follow the rules there. The villagers are fixing their duty and following the rules.

Villagers voluntarily corona curfew

While spreading the Corona infection, the biggest fear was that it would be difficult to control if it spread in rural areas. Initially infection also spread to Cararara, Kolarus and Pohri. More than 20 people died in Karaira. A large number of patients were found and died in Kolaras as well. Subsequently, the gram panchayats imposed a voluntary corona curfew to completely prevent the spread of infection from tehsils to villages and completely sealed the entry points of the village. No person from outside the village was given entry, whether any relative came or some other important work was done. Traffic was allowed only in the medical emergency, that too only to the resident of the village.

10 times difference in infected per population

The district’s rural area has a population of about 17 lakh, of which only 766 are active patients. That is, one person is infected every 2200th person. While talking about the urban area, there are more than 700 patients on a population of two lakh, of which one on the 250th person is infected. There are about 2150 active patients in the district at present. 40 percent of it is in rural areas. The remaining 60 percent are from Shivpuri urban and Shivpuri rural.

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Kolaras: The highest infection here, closest to Shivpuri

Kolaras is the closest to Shivpuri and as a result, the highest number of gram panchayats are included in the Red Zone. Here 10 gram panchayats are included in the red zone and 22 panchayats in the yellow zone. The number of infected active patients here is 142, which is higher than any other panchayat. Due to being very close to Kolaras Shivpuri, people here have a lot of movement in the urban area. This may also cause the infection to spread more here.

This is the condition of the village

-Red Zone: 37 Panchayats are included in the Red Zone which has 418 active patients. The total population of Panchayats is one lakh 11 thousand 694.

– Yellow Zone: 187 panchayats are included in the Yellow Zone, out of which the number of active infected patients is 348. Their population is two lakh 66 thousand 577.

– Green Zone: 368 panchayats are included in the Green Zone. Traffic from here to the Red Zone and Yellow Zone is completely restricted.

This is the state of the urban area

– Red Zone: Out of 39 wards, 18 wards are included in the red zone, in which the number of active patients is 608. Here, ward number 10, Ganesh ward, 76 patients, ward 38 Vivekananda ward 62, ward number 37 Maharana Pratap ward, 48 patients, ward two Bhagat Singh ward 47 patients, ward number 15 Dayanand ward 46 patients, ward number 36 Mukherjee ward. There are 41 patients, ward number 37 active patients in a strong ward.

– Yellow Zone: There are 19 wards in the Yellow Zone which has 73 active patients.

– Green Zone: Only two wards of the city number 23 and 33 are included in the green zone, in which there are no active patients yet.

They say

Crisis management groups in the village are doing the right thing. Our great staff along with sarpanch, secretary, employment assistants are working there to prevent infection. Our effort is to increase the number of Green Zone Panchayats. There is also a reason for less infection spreading in the rural area that the man of the village is in his house. He is not leaving the house in Fizool. Villagers have blocked the entry way to the village. They are not even organizing weddings and other religious events.

– HP Verma, CEO, Zilla Panchayat, Shivpuri.

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