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COVID-19: Pvt Nursing Home sealed after pregnant woman tests positive
7/14/2020 12:17:42 AM

Early Times Report

Jammu, July 13: A private nursing home here was sealed for sanitisation on Monday after a pregnant woman admitted to the facility tested positive for COVID-19, officials said. All medical staff and patients of the nursing home located in the Tallab Tillo area of the city are being tested for the disease as a precautionary measure, the officials said.
They said priority would be given to those who were in direct contact with the COVID-positive patient.
The building is being sanitised, and random sampling will be done before the nursing home is opened to the public again, the officials added.
Meanwhile, Arnia police station in the outskirts of Jammu was closed for visitors after an officer posted there tested positive for COVID-19, an official said.
This is the second police station in Jammu district to be declared "out of bounds" following detection of COVID cases. On Sunday, Janipur police station in the city was closed after an officer tested positive for the disease there. The staff posted at the Arnia police station are being tested. While 32 of them rovided their samples on Monday morning, the rest will be tested on Tuesday, the official said. He said a decision to reopen both the police stations would be taken after the test reports are received.
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