The Delhi Disaster Management Authority on Saturday directed authorised dealers and pharmacies selling COVID-19 medicines to display available stock and cost of the drugs prominently at their shops. In an order, the DDMA said it has been noticed that coronavirus patients are facing difficulties in procuring essential COVID-19 drugs on time and at the prescribed rates, causing hindrance in timely and effective treatment. The drugs are Ivermectin tablets, Doxycyclin tablets/capsule, Methyl Prednisolone tablets and injections, Dexamethasone tablets and injections, Budosenide Inhalers and Respules Favipiravir tablets, Apixaban tablets and Enoxaparin Sodium/ Clexane, it said. The order said it is necessary to disseminate proper and reliable information to people in respect of availability and pricing of these drugs.
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May 07, 2021, 12:51 IST
The new coronavirus variants B.1.617 and B.1, are currently found among the COVID-19 patients in Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka and Telangana, Andhra Pradesh.
According to the April COVID data, the double mutant B.1.617 is found in about 50-60% cases in Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Kerala and Karnataka.
So, the Delhi government has made a 14-day institutional quarantine for those who are coming to the national capital city from Andhra Pradesh or Telangana by bus, train, flight, car, truck or any mode of transportation.
According to an order released by the Delhi Disaster Management Authority on Thursday, Those who have been completely vaccinated with both doses, can show their certificate on entering Delhi and can undergo home quarantine for seven days. The same applies to the people who have a negative RT-PCR report that is no more than 72 hours old.
New Covid strain: Delhi makes 14-day quarantine mandatory for those coming from Andhra, Telangana
The order released by Delhi Disaster Management Authority says those who have received both doses of Covid-19 vaccines will have to show their certificate and they can undergo 7-day mandatory home quarantine upon their arrival in Delhi
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Delhi has exempted government officials travelling from these states on official work from undergoing mandatory quarantine if they are asymptomatic
People coming from Andhra Pradesh or Telangana by bus, train, flight, car, truck or any other mode of transportation will have to mandatorily undergo 14-day institutional quarantine in Delhi. The decision has been taken given a new virulent of Covid-19, which is spreading fast in these states. As per the Delhi government, quarantine can either be paid or at a government-allocated institutional facility.
Coronavirus: Third wave may not happen if we take strong measures, says Centre’s scientific advisor Congress chief Sonia Gandhi said the Covid-19 crisis in India was not a systemic problem but a result of the failure and incompetence of the Modi government. Updated May 07, 2021 · 10:34 pm Medics arrange collected samples at a Covid-19 test centre, amid spike in coronavirus cases, in Patiala. | PTI
The Union government’s Principal Scientific Advisor Professor K VijayRaghavan on Friday said the third wave of Covid-19 may not happen if “we take strong measures”. This came two days after he cautioned that a third wave of the pandemic was inevitable.
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