Quarantined migrant workers give makeover to schools in Sikar
PTI, Apr 22, 2020, 3:35 PM IST
Sikar: Quarantined in two schools in Rajasthan’s Sikar district – a group of migrant labourers have added colour to their temporary abode by painting the chipped walls of the institutions.
About 54 workers from Haryana, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh quarantined in the
Shaheed Sitaram Kumawat and Seth KL Tambi Government Higher Secondary schools in Palsana town wanted to express their gratitude for the arrangements made for them in quarantine.
Migrant workers have been quarantined at separate places across the country to prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Palsana Sarpanch Roop Singh Shekhawat said that in response to the good care taken of them at the quarantine centres migrant workerswanted to express their gratitude.
Wall paint and other necessary items were made available to them, which they used to give makeover to the schools.
“The entire village is overwhelmed by their behaviour.All these people are perfectly healthy and their quarantine time is also over. It is joyful to see the constructive work done by the workers who have used the quarantine period beautifully,” Shekhawat said.
Jagat Singh Panwar, secretary of district legal services authority who had visited the centre and met the workers, praised the workers for taking the initiative.
Principal of Government Higher Secondary School, Palsana, Rajendra Meena said the school premises were not white-washed from the last nine years.
All the teachers agreed to the offer funds from their salaries, which was used to purchase paint and other necessary items and migrant workers staying here happily took the task without taking any money.
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