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SRINAGAR: A dry run to check the best way to vaccinate people against COVID-19 and plug loopholes in logistics and training was held in Srinagar, Kulgam and Jammu on Saturday.
Financial Commissioner Health & Medical Education, Atal Dulloo, inaugurated and monitored the sessions of administration of Covid-19 vaccination to the beneficiaries at the selected sites.
Nurses displaying the COVID vaccine kit during a dry run conducted by Health department Kashmir at UPSC Nishat on January 2, 2021. KL Image by Bilal Bahadur
This day-long drive tested the operational feasibility in the use of CoWIN application in a field environment. Short for Covid Vaccine Intelligence Network, CoWIN is a digital platform to roll out and scale up the vaccination drive.
Dullo monitors dry-run of Covid 19 vaccination conducted in Jammu, Srinagar, Kulgam
JAMMU: The dry run for Covid-19 vaccination was conducted today at three identified districts of Srinagar, Jammu and Kulgam.
Financial Commissioner Health & Medical Education, Atal Dulloo, inaugurated and monitored the sessions of administration of Covid-19 vaccination to the beneficiaries at the selected sites.
At Jammu, the vaccination was administered at the selected session sites at Government Hospital, Sarwal and Community Health Centres of Marh and Bishnah.
At Srinagar, Director Health Services, Kashmir, Dr Samir Mattoo, supervised the administration of Covid -19 vaccination to the beneficiaries at Jawahar Lal Nehru Memorial Hospital and in the UPHCs of Nishat and Batamaloo respectively.
General physician Parvaiz Sajad Shah examines a patient at the Bandipora district hospital | Picture credit: Athar Parvaiz
On a chilly November morning, 54-year-old Arsheeda Akhtar lay under a thick blanket at Srinagar’s Khyber Hospital, waiting patiently for her dialysis session to end. She has been under dialysis for the last five years. Her family, most of whom are labourers, have already spent a lot of money on the treatment.
Under the Ayushman Bharat programme, a government health assurance scheme for low income groups, Akhtar was entitled to free dialysis at the hospital. But since March 2020, her Ayushman Bharat golden card stands cancelled due to “fraud”. The family is now struggling to find the money.
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