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Oxygen concentrators can be deployed at smaller care hubs: Maharashtra health minister Rajesh Tope | Pune News

Rajesh Tope said neighbouring Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh are not willing to supply Maharashtra with liquid oxygen. (File photo)
PUNE: Maharashtra health minister Rajesh Tope has now proposed the use of oxygen concentrators to ease shortage of medical oxygen in state hospitals.
Oxygen concentrators draw in room air and pass it through filters that remove dust, bacteria and other particulates. They then deliver this supplementary oxygen to patients experiencing breathing trouble.
While liquid oxygen tanks will be installed at state hospitals with 50 to 100 beds, these machines generating purified oxygen from the air are being considered for procurement for small hospitals via District Planning and Development Funds (DPDC), Tope said on Tuesday. ....

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Remdesivir has no impact on Covid mortality, don't panic-buy: Doctors | Pune News

Dr Shashank Joshi, a member of the state Covid task force, said people should stop panic-buying the drug. “The rush for the drug is unfounded. It has restrictions on use and should be given only during the first nine days. It s a drug that only reduces viral replication in the body. It does not have the potential to reduce mortality. No study of the drug, worldwide, has shown an ability to reduce mortality,” Dr Joshi said.
He added doctors may be prescribing the drug, which cuts hospital stay, to make more beds immediately available for more Covid patients.
A senior doctor, another member of the state Covid advisory group, said favipiravir is the only other antiviral being recommended besides remdesivir. However, favipiravir has better impact if administered during the first five to six days of Covid onset. ....

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183 kin of Maharashtra cops who died on duty get jobs | Nagpur News

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NAGPUR: The Maharashtra police have provided jobs to more than 180 family members of police personnel who died while on duty, including those in fight against coronavirus, DGP Hemant Nagrale said on Thursday.
Addressing a press conference here, Nagrale said appointment letters were issued this week to 183 family members of police personnel who died while on duty in different police ranges of the state.
Of these, 30 appointment letters were issued in Nagpur on Thursday, he said.
The appointments were made under a government scheme for employment on compassionate ground, said Nagrale, who is on a two-day visit to review the police department s functioning in Nagpur and a few of its neighbouring districts. ....

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Maharashtra govt allows holding gram sabhas as Covid-19 cases go down | Mumbai News

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MUMBAI: The gram panchayats in Maharashtra have been allowed to start holding gram sabhas again by observing social distancing norms and other Covid-19 related guidelines, rural development minister Hasan Mushrif said on Thursday.
An official statement said that with Covid-19 cases going down, the government had last month given permission to resume holding the meetings.
But the move was stayed as a precautionary measure after the emergence of a new strain of novel coronavirus, it added.
Covid-19 cases have gone down and normalcy is getting restored (in villages). Considering this, permission is being granted to organise gram sabhas as in the past on the condition of observing Covid-related guidelines, the statement quoted Mushrif as saying. ....

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Maharashtra colleges to reopen from February 15 at 50% attendance | Mumbai News

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MUMBAI: University and college campuses in the state can reopen physically for students from February 15, after a 10-month-long break. The state’s higher and technical education minister Uday Samant announced that colleges can start classes with 50% attendance on a rotation basis. Classes and examinations will be conducted both online and offline and attendance will be voluntary, he said. Mumbai University will take a call on the matter soon and issue its circular after deliberating with local authorities, report Sujit Mahamulkar and Yogita Rao.
Samant said universities can come out with their own SOPs, adding the mandatory 75% attendance rule will be relaxed and students will not be debarred from exams. ....

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