Morepen’s Baddi plant shut for 48 hrs

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Updated At : 12:03 PM Aug 25, 2020 IST

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Solan, August 24

The Baddi plant of Morepen Laboratories was shut for 48 hours today after one of its employees was found Covid-positive.

SDM, Nalagarh, Mahinder Pal said one of the employees tested positive yesterday and an inspection was conducted by a team of officials this morning.

One of the units that is a continuous process industry has been permitted to function with a minimum staff while another unit has been shut for 48 hours.

The primary contacts of the patient have been identified and isolated while the sanitisation of all plants is being done as per the safety protocols.

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