Hotels take measures to make guests feel safe Since Covid-19, major lodging brands have quickly adopted new cleaning policies that earn travellers’ trust
At a time when India’s count of UK mutant virus cases rises, the hotels in coal town have taken up health and hygiene measures to make sure the guests feel safe during their stay.
Hotel Cocoon, which has been ranked as the most hygienic hotel by the Dhanbad Municipal Corporation in the Cleanliness Survey and also bestowed with Tripadvisor Travellers’ Choice 2020 Awards, has taken a slew of measures to make the guests feel at home.
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A group of Jharia youth, led by speech therapist Aklaque Ahmad launched an awareness campaign on Friday to draw the attention of authorities regarding air pollution resulting from coal dust air due to various practices like open cast mining.
The group, named Youth Concept, has been working on environmental issues since long. On Friday, it installed more than 25 flags, bearing messages from local residents to conserve the environment.
A signature campaign was also carried out during the programme, which began at the heart of Jharia town at Katras More. Owner of Deshbandhu Talkies, Dhanbad’s oldest single-screen cinema hall, Gopal Agarwal, and president of Jharia Coalfield Bachao Samiti Murari Sharma were present during the campaign.
Coal town residents face problems as auto strike enters second day Dhanbad district administration doing nothing to end deadlock, allege operators
Dhanbad passengers continued to face troubles on roads for the second consecutive day on Wednesday, as a strike launched by auto-rickshaw operators remained in force.
Demanding a host of needs, including raising the minimum fare from Rs 5 to Rs 10, the unions had called for an indefinite strike on Tuesday.
Talking to The Telegraph Online, PK Chaudhary, a resident of Tapowan Colony in Dhanbad and a medical distributor, said that his workplace is 40 kilometers away from his residence. “I travel by bus from Govindpur to Topchanchi everyday. But due to the strike, it is difficult for me to travel to Govindpur, which is five kilometres away from my residence.”