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Hirpora village of Shopian witnesses lowest Covid-19 Positivity rate

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June 12, 2021
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COVID-19 In JK: 704 new +ive cases take no of cases to 34480, 19 more death mount death toll to 674
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Shopian: The Hirpora village situated on the historical Mughal road in Shopian district has so far recorded the lowest Covid-19 positivity rate in the district.
The local Health Authorities of the district attribute the lowest positivity rate in the village to the strict adherence of Covid-19 SOPs and guidelines issued by the Government from time to time.
Earlier, during the first wave of the pandemic, this Hirpora village was considered as the hot bed of the coronavirus as more number of Covid Positive cases were reported from this village than any other in the district.
But, the locals have learnt a lesson from the first wave of the pandemic and are strictly ensuring usage of masks, hand sanitizers, maintaining social distancing and washing hands properly besides sanitization around their surroundings to avoid the spread of Covid-19 pandemic, added the health authorities.
Despite unlocking and partial resumption of activities, the traders, transporters, fruit growers, religious leaders, Imams and people in general are adhering to the SOPs and guidelines religiously to avoid repetition of happenings in the first wave.
The Health Authorities said, it is due to this reason that the situation arising is under control in the village and the rate of positivity during the 2nd wave is witnessing a massive decline.
The Health Authorities say that the health education was imparted to the masses and other service providers in the village from time to time, and this must have also played a vital role resulting in lowest positivity rate during 2nd wave at Hirpora village.

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