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900 bedsheets stolen from Dehradun's COVID-19 transit camp

While addressing the media, Dehradun District Collector Ashish Srivastava said that several bedsheets have been stolen from the Maharana Pratap Sports College in Uttarakhand’s Dehradun which has been serving as a transit camp for migrants amid coronavirus outbreak.

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Published : May 27, 2020, 2:37 PM IST

Updated : May 27, 2020, 6:08 PM IST

Dehradun (Uttarakhand): As many as 900 bedsheets have reportedly been stolen from the Maharana Pratap Sports College in Uttarakhand’s Dehradun which has been serving as a transit camp for migrants amid coronavirus outbreak.

“There are reports of bedsheets being stolen from the Maharana Pratap Sports College. We are trying to fix things. I would like to request people not to steal things from the facility,” said District Collector Ashish Srivastava while addressing the media.

Ashish Srivastava, District Collector

Srivastava also warned of stringent action against those caught stealing property from the facility. “I would also like to point that action will be taken against those caught involved in such activities,” said the District Collector.

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On inmates alleging poor condition of COVID-19 quarantine centres in the state, Srivastava said, “While some concerns raised by those staying in quarantine facilities are genuine and are being looked into, there are some frivolous concerns that are also being raised and remain unfounded when checked. I believe the situation will be better in the next two to three days.”

Dehradun (Uttarakhand): As many as 900 bedsheets have reportedly been stolen from the Maharana Pratap Sports College in Uttarakhand’s Dehradun which has been serving as a transit camp for migrants amid coronavirus outbreak.

“There are reports of bedsheets being stolen from the Maharana Pratap Sports College. We are trying to fix things. I would like to request people not to steal things from the facility,” said District Collector Ashish Srivastava while addressing the media.

Ashish Srivastava, District Collector

Srivastava also warned of stringent action against those caught stealing property from the facility. “I would also like to point that action will be taken against those caught involved in such activities,” said the District Collector.

Also read: As tension escalates with India, Xi asks PLA to step up 'war preparedness'

On inmates alleging poor condition of COVID-19 quarantine centres in the state, Srivastava said, “While some concerns raised by those staying in quarantine facilities are genuine and are being looked into, there are some frivolous concerns that are also being raised and remain unfounded when checked. I believe the situation will be better in the next two to three days.”

Last Updated : May 27, 2020, 6:08 PM IST
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