<span style="color: #222222;">The number of deaths due to Coronavirus in Jharkhand has increased to 3. Meanwhile, four COVID-19 infected patients have recovered in the state and have returned back to their homes. So far, 46 cases have been confirmed in Jharkhand. Chief Minister Hemant Soren said that some important services are being exempted from Monday in lockdown with very strict conditions. Concessions are also being given in Jharkhand under the guidelines issued by the Union Home Ministry, but the state government will continuously review it and take appropriate steps whenever required. AIR correspondent reports<br />'' <br />'' Chief Minister Hemant Soren chaired a high-level meeting with the cabinet ministers Rameshwar Oraon, Banna Gupta, Alamgir Alam and Badal late night yesterday to discuss upon the issues related to prevention, precaution and treatment due to Corona Virus pandemic in the state amidst the lockdown situation. Chief Minister Hemant Soren was pressing upon necessary implementation of the guidelines issued by Home Ministry strictly. He said that if the relaxations given during the Lockdown period are not complied with in full spirit, the state government shall withdraw all the concessions provided in such services. Maintaining Social distancing is a must among the necessary guidelines. The chief minister said that the state government is fully  ahead of the increasing danger of Corona Virus and is taking all precautionary measures to contain its spread.<br />'' <br />'' The Chief Minister said that the effect of relaxations given as per directives will be seen after one or two days. Officials have been instructed to supervise that there is no violation of norms and official guidelines. The government will be in a position within one or two days to assess it and take a decision accordingly.<br />'' <br />'' At the same time, Mr Soren has also extended his good wishes to the four Corona infected patients in the state who have recovered from the deadly disease. He said that this victory is very important in the fight against Corona. Meanwhile, the recently launched Sahayta mobile app by the state government has started gathering information about natives of Jharkhand trapped in other states due to lockdown so that the government can provide necessary support to them there itself. The app will also help government credit Rs 2000 in their bank accounts directly.</span><br />''  <br />