Bhubaneswar: With migrant workers, pilgrims, tourists and others stranded in different states having started returning to their native places, the Odisha government has written to collectors, municipal commissioners and top police officials to set up Border Check Points (BCPs) in order to regulate the movement of people into the state by road.
Following is the standard operative procedure (SOP) to be strictly followed for BCP operation for handling of incoming persons in vehicles:
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