Nagpur, Dec 7: The district administration has submitted a proposal for Rs 100 crore from the State Disaster Relief Fund (SDRF) for corona prevention measures in Nagpur metropolitan and rural areas. Tomorrow, Guardian Minister Dr. Nitin Raut will review the availability of Kovid measures for the past week. Meanwhile, four tankers of oxygen will reach Nagpur city from Odisha state by Friday night.

As per the information given by District Collector Ravindra Thackeray this evening, under the guidance of the Guardian Minister Dr. Nitin Raut, the district administration has made an additional demand of Rs. 100 crore from 'SDRF' to face the coming crisis. The funds have been earmarked for procurement of medicines, oxygen, procurement of machinery and medical measures. Meanwhile, the district administration has also demanded social responsibility funds from various industrial organizations in the district. So far, Rs 11.88 crore has been received from Western Coalfield Limited alone. The district administration is expecting a large amount of help from social and industrial organizations. A four-member committee has been set up to ensure that corona patients need a large supply of oxygen, which is controlled and balanced. Oxygen will be distributed under their guidance and observation.

The first response to the Guardian Minister's suggestion to set up an oxygen plant in a rural hospital in the district has been received in Narkhed and Kuhi talukas and the construction of an oxygen plant at these places has been started. Dr. at Indora. An oxygen plant will also be set up at Babasaheb Ambedkar Hospital and Research Center. It will be inaugurated by Nitin Raut.

Remedesivir injection

A total of 4,136 remedesivir injections became available in the district today.

There is transparency in the distribution of Remedesivir and the distribution chart is available at http://nagpur.gov.in/notice/allotement-of-remdesivir-to-covid-hospitals/.

E-pass required for travel

  E-pass is required for inter-state and inter-state travel under Break the Chain. This is the only way to travel. E-pass for travel can be obtained from covid19.mhpolice.in/. Since April 22, which was unrestricted, no passengers from other districts have come to Nagpur by bus.

As per the instructions of the government, implementation is underway in the district. However, for that, they will need an e-pass. All the passengers traveling by bus will be deported for 14 days by stamping at all the places where they will get off. Thermal scanners will be used and if any symptoms are found, they will be sent to Covid Care Center or Hospital, said Deputy Regional Officer Vinod Jadhav.

Important contact numbers

The Central Control Room has been set up by Nagpur Municipal Corporation for quick treatment of Corona sufferers. Are. In the Collector's Office

Oxygen control room number is 0712-2562668.

Committee for payment grievance redressal

Ma. A bench of the High Court, Nagpur, directed the retired Judge, Shri. A grievance redressal committee has been constituted under the chairmanship of Gilani. The committee will look into the issue of non-provision of beds to the patients, non-payment of bills charged by the hospital and non-payment of bills even after the instructions given by the central control room. The secretary of this committee will be Shekhar Ghadge, Sub-Divisional Officer.

Patients who have complaints need to lodge their complaint on collectornagpur2021mailgmail.com or on WhatsApp No. 8879686222.

While filing the complaint, the name, address, mail id, phone no. It is mandatory to provide information about their relationship with the patient, name of the patient, age, date of admission to the hospital, date of discharge from the hospital and briefly the nature of the complaint.