
Adeela Abdulla, 35, Collector, Wayanad, Kerala.
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When Kerala reported its first COVID case on January 30, the Wayanad management arrange a District Emergency Working Centre the following day to coordinate with all departments. Susceptible places had been mapped and a distinct group labored on knowledge assortment. “The district management initiated a multilevel marketing campaign with media improve to tell and search the general public’s improve in insulating the district,” says Adeela Abdulla, a clinical graduate and the primary Muslim lady in Kerala to enroll in the IAS in 2012.
The district began quarantining other folks coming from in another country and different states. Checkpost surveillance used to be enforced at borders with Karnataka and Tamil Nadu. Cyber-tracking used to be used, instances registered in opposition to violaters and passports impounded from March 10. Ward-level arogyajagratha samithis (well being vigil committees) ensured isolation at houses. WhatsApp teams had been shaped for every ward. Particular quarantine care used to be initiated for the 18 in keeping with cent tribal inhabitants and plans chalked out for farmers, migrants, elderly other folks, pregnant girls and property labourers.
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