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Yogi has sent an army of Corona warriors to check Corona’s spread in Rural Uttar Pradesh May 12, 2021, 10:01 AM IST
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In the first wave of Corona, UP faced the challenge of handling lakhs of migrant workers returning back to UP from Delhi and Maharashtra, starting massive numbers of Corona testing labs, creating containment zones, contact tracing, making masks, PPE Kits, sanitizers available to the medical practitioners and people. Yogi govt handled these challenges with robust strategy and alacrity and even WHO praised Yogi Government for its Covid Management.
Among the various challenges posed by Corona’s second wave – a difficult one is to check Corona’s spread in nearly one lakh villages of Uttar Pradesh. Yogi government is tackling it on war footing basis. On May 5th Yogi government has initiated house-to-house active case finding of Covid-19 in rural areas to contain transm
All central and state government hospitals managing COVID patients have been directed to ensure that no patient is refused admission due to lack of a valid identity card and a positive test report for coronavirus, the Centre has told the Supreme Court. In an affidavit on the points raised by the top court, the Centre submitted that the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare has intimated all state governments regarding the policy of setting up three-tier Health infrastructure for appropriate management of suspect/ confirmed COVID-19 cases. As the vaccination of the entire country is not possible in one stretch due to the very suddenness of the pandemic and limited availability of vaccine doses, the vulnerability is the prime consideration, it said.
Covid hospital shall offer comprehensive care primarily for those who have been clinically assigned as severe. (Reuters)
NEW DELHI: All central and state government hospitals managing Covid patients have been directed to ensure that no patient is refused admission due to lack of a valid identity card and a positive test report for coronavirus, the Centre has told the Supreme Court.
In an affidavit on the points raised by the top court, the Centre submitted that the ministry of health and family welfare has intimated all state governments regarding the policy of setting up three-tier Health infrastructure for appropriate management of suspect/ confirmed Covid-19 cases.
ID Proof And Positive Covid Test Report No Longer Mandatory For Hospitalisation: Centre To SC
The Union health ministry has also directed all state governments to set up a three-tier health infrastructure for appropriate management of suspected/confirmed Covid cases, the Centre told SC
Outlook Web Bureau 10 May 2021, Last Updated at 3:23 pm Representational Image/ PTI Outlook Web Bureau 2021-05-10T15:20:22+05:30 ID Proof And Positive Covid Test Report No Longer Mandatory For Hospitalisation: Centre To SC outlookindia.com 2021-05-10T15:23:20+05:30
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As coronavirus infections continue to spiral out of control across the country, the Centre has directed all government hospitals to ensure that no patient is refused treatment due to lack of identity proof or a positive Covid-19 test report.