Bhubaneswar, The state government has decided to close all government and private offices due to the epidemic, while all schools have been closed due to the future of students. Although the current state of the epidemic is under control, the danger is far from over. Due to the long closure of schools and colleges, the state government has allowed the reopening of 10th and 12th schools two days ago in view of the problems of students' education.
Pratap Sahu, a social worker, has launched a special service to keep students away from the coronation as schools open. He traveled to different parts of the capital Bhubaneswar to sanitize various schools for free and also to sanitize the perimeter of the school, explaining to students how to maintain social distance, wearing masks and so on. Pratap's efforts were applauded by the school's teachers.
From the day the epidemic entered Odisha in March, Mr. Sahu has been providing masks, sanitizers, soaps, snake bites to people and sanitizing various government and private offices, bus stands, cantonment zones and villages. He used to make and serve chicken, fish, eggs, shrimp and plain dal.
In addition to providing homeless people with lungi, towels, women with saris, shawls and new clothes for children, he also provided vitamin-C tablets, Horlicks, Chavanpras,, coffee, etc. Although he was seriously ill during his time in office, he was highly respected by intellectuals and senior citizens, including the Hon'ble Chief Minister of Odisha, Naveen Patnaik.
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