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Migrants at Navelim stadium sing praises of State govt

Migrants at Navelim stadium sing praises of State govt

“Goa sarkar ki jai” slogans rent the air around the Navelim indoor stadium “ the makeshift centre

for the homeless migrants stranded on account of the 21-day lockdown.

On a day when the district authorities distributed mattresses to the migrants housed at the indoor

stadium, and District Collector South Ajit Roy accompanied by Margao Municipal Chief Officer

Ajit Panchwadkar and Salcete Mamlatdar Prataprao Gaonkar descended on the centre, the

migrants shouted slogans in appreciation of the Goa government for looking after their needs.

Around 220 mattresses have been provided at the shelter on Saturday and the balance mattresses

for the 450 persons are expected to come in the next few days.

The District Collector’s visit to the centre for the homeless comes following reports that all is

now well a the centre.


Margao Municipal Council Chief Officer AjitPanchwadkar informed that the 450 migrants

housed at the stadium have been provided with 20 mobile toilets, in addition to the six toilets

inside the complete. “We have made available showers for the inmates. Every alternate days,

doctors examine the inmates to ensure they do not suffer from any diseases”, Panchwadkar said.

He pointed out that the government has provided 220 mattresses for the inmates, adding that balance lot will come in a day or two.

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Import of eggs allowed, but chicken ban to stay: CM

Egg importers told to get safety certificate

The Goan Network
Published Apr 5, 2020, 2:02 AM IST
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THE GOAN NETWORKPANAJIChief Minister Pramod Sawant on Saturday said, import of eggsinto Goa from neighbouring States will be permitted but the banon transporting chicken will continue. However, importers of eggs will have to produce the "safetycertificate" of the poultry from where they are sourced, he said. Sawant also said that the ban on importing chicken will continuefor now as there have been cases of 'bird flu' reports from someplaces in…

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