Dialogue Source, Udakishunganj (Madhepura): In view of the third wave of corona infection in various parts of the country, the meeting of the inmates of the jails with their relatives has been banned. An order letter has been issued for this. The letter has been issued by the Department of Prisons and Correctional Services of the state government. In which instructions have been received to ban the meeting of prisoners till January 31. State's Inspector General of Prisons and Correctional Services Mithilesh Mishra has sent a letter to the Superintendent of Prisons, Vice President of all the districts. After the instruction letter received from the prison department of the state government, Udakishunganj Deputy Superintendent of Police Dinesh Thakur has banned the meeting of the prisoners. This instruction has been conveyed to all the jail personnel, prisoners. At the same time, a notice banning the meeting has also been pasted on the outside board. The Deputy Superintendent of Prison said that till further orders, there will be a ban on meeting. Relatives will not be able to meet the prisoners for a month. Due to lack of information, people are also reaching to meet. Where people are being made aware of the current system. After this order, the relatives are returning home without meeting. The Deputy Superintendent of Prison said that arrangements are being made for the meeting through video conferencing. It may be mentioned that the prison department has taken this decision as a precautionary measure in view of the third wave of corona infection. The prison department believes that the infection is spreading rapidly. In such a situation, there is a risk of increasing infection in jails. If visitors arrive, the infection can spread. The reason is that there will be contact with the jail staff. The infection can reach the prisoners through the prison worker.