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Government to stamp ID marks on those quarantined
Updated On: 17 March, 2020 07:32 AM IST | Mumbai | Dharmendra Jore
Those quarantined at home will have mark on left arm; travellers coming from affected countries will have poll mark

People with face masks at Dadar railway footover brige. Pic/Sayyed Sameer Abedi
The government is intensifying its fight against COVID-19 pandemic, with Public Health Minister Rajesh Tope saying those who have been quarantined at home will be stamped with an identification mark on their left arm so that they can be located easily.
The minister said travellers from other countries will be classified into three groups – A, B and C - with 'A' being a person showing symptoms (will be isolated), 'B' being seniors with diabetes and hypertension (quarantined for 14 days) and 'C' being those quarantined at home. Such people will bear an identity mark (like the one marked during election polling). Local police personnel have been asked to keep tabs on those in home quarantine, said the minister.




