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Jamshedpur News Today:
City Witnesses Surge in COVID-19 Cases
The steel city of Jamshedpur has witnessed a surge in the number of COVID-19 cases in the last few days. As per the latest update, the city has recorded over 500 new cases in the past 48 hours, taking the total tally to 10,000. The authorities have intensified their efforts to curb the spread of the virus.
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The district administration has ordered the closure of all non-essential activities, including schools, colleges, and cinema halls, for the next 15 days. The authorities have also stressed on the need for people to follow COVID-19 protocols, including wearing masks, maintaining social distancing, and frequently washing hands, to prevent the further spread of the virus.
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Meanwhile, the healthcare infrastructure in the city is being bolstered to tackle the rising cases. The government has set up additional COVID-19 care centers and has started building a new hospital with a capacity of 500 beds. The vaccination drive is also being intensified, with special camps being set up to ensure maximum coverage.
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Apart from COVID-19, the city has also been in the news for other reasons. Last week, a rare black-spotted turtle was found in the Dhalbhumgarh Wildlife Sanctuary near Jamshedpur. The discovery was celebrated by the wildlife enthusiasts in the area, who have been working to conserve the endangered species.
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Jamshedpur has also seen several development initiatives in recent months, including the inauguration of a new airport terminal and the launch of a new metro rail project. These projects are expected to boost the economy of the city and create new job opportunities for the locals.
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All in all, Jamshedpur continues to make news, both for the good and the bad. The authorities and the public alike need to work together to overcome the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and build a better future for the city.