In Chhattisgarh, the State Government is making efforts to provide all possible basic facilities in Quarantine Centres. Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel instructed the District Collectors that migrant labourers in Quarantine Centres should be provided betterfacilities. In Chhattisgarh, over 19 thousand Quarantine Centres have been set up in various parts of the state. More than two lakh migrant labourers and other persons who recently returned to their home districts from various parts of the country were kept in these centres.<br />'' <br />''The District Administrations are taking various innovative measures not only to provide basic facilities in these centres but also to reduce stress of migrant labourers. Yoga and other motivational activities are being conducted in the Quarantine Centres of Raipur district. In Balod and Durg district, Administration is making efforts to utilize the quarantine period to make literate the illiterate labourers. Besides, the separate Quarantine Centres for migrant pregnant women started at Bilaspur and Mahasamund districts.<br />'' <br />''All necessary arrangements, including medical facilities and nutritious food, were made for migrant pregnant women at these centres. The State Health Department has instructed all districts to make separate arrangements for pregnant women. Skill mapping of migrant labourers are also being done at quarantine centers and lists of skilled and semi-skilled labourers are being prepared to provide employment at local level. <br />