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AMARAVATI: The Andhra Pradesh government on Friday identified 133 'containment clusters' in 11 districts of the state and sounded a red alert to contain the spread of coronavirus.
The state nodal officer for COVID-19 Arja Srikanth said in a release that the government was taking all steps to check the spread of the pandemic by tightening the lockdown restrictions.
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"Creating awareness among people on public health, maintaining physical distance, testing every suspect cases, keeping the contacts in isolation to prevent community transmission are some of the key steps we are taking in the containment clusters.
Except for emergency medical and government services, movement of people will be totally restricted in these clusters," Srikanth said.
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In urban areas, a 3-km area from where a coronavirus positive case was detected would be treated as a containment cluster and a 5-km area as buffer zone.
In rural areas, the buffer zone would extend to seven kilometres, the nodal officer added.
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Thermal screening would be done at all the entry and exit points to the containment cluster and movement of all vehicles, including public transport, would be fully prohibited.
"We will list out and trace all the contacts of Corona positive patients within 12 hours and ANMs and Asha workers will maintain a strict surveillance on them," the nodal officer said.
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SPS Nellore district, which has 48 COVID-19 cases, has the highest number of 30 containment clusters in the state.
Kurnool has 22 and Krishna 16 clusters while Srikakulam and Vizianagaram, which have so far remained coronavirus-free, have no such red zones.
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loss of job
increased in prices
less savings
increased hospital cost on account of ppe use
psychological effects