State Home Department has issued the report on Law & Order and supply of essential goods and commodities on daily basis of the COVID-19 lockdown in Nagaland.

DC Dimapur Anoop Khinchi has informed all concerned that the Government is allowing the movement of local/Indigenous persons who are stranded and desires to return back to their home district/villages during the period from 7th to 9th May 2020. Therefore to facilitate the movement to their respective destination, a facilitation centre is set up at Badminton State Stadium, near DC office.

Principal Director, School Education, Shanavas C, IAS has informed the Head of Institutions of all schools (Both Govt. & Private) functioning under the Department of School Education, Nagaland to devise mechanism for preparation and circulation of ‘Notes’ to their students for those lessons being broadcasted through DD/AIR by the Department under the Lockdown Tele/Radio Tutoring Programme.

The Special Drive on Covid-19 organised by the Department of Horticulture was held at Walo Guest House, Mon on 6th May 2020. Additional Secretary Horticulture, Zarenthung Ezung and Deputy Director Horticulture, Meyashi held a meeting with District Horticulture Officer, Mon and staff amid when everything has come to a standstill and everyone has been exposed to the harsh reality due to Covid-19.

Taking a breather from Pandemic Covid-19 Lock down for 40 days, forty four stranded/stressed persons from Kiphire have been transported to Kohima and Dimapur on 7thMay 2020, in accordance with the Government notification issued for transition of people within the state.

In pursuant to the provision under the National Food Security Act 2013, Assistant Director of Supply, Dimapur, reminded all Fair Price Shops and Village Councils FPSs to strictly issue the foodgrains to the beneficiaries as prescribed rate and quantity.