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Nagpur on the way to the third wave - Dr. Nitin Raut -Reserved 200 beds in medical
Nagpur, dt. 6: In the last two days, Nagpur district has reached double digit number of corona victims.
This is an alarm bell and district Nagpur is on the way to the third wave. Therefore, it is necessary to impose restrictions in time. In the next two-three days, meetings of traders, entrepreneurs and ancillary elements will be held and strict corona prevention measures will be started in Nagpur district. Presented by Nitin Raut here.
A review of the corona was held today in the hall of the Divisional Commissioner's Office. He was speaking while guiding at the time.
In the review meeting, Commissioner of Police Amitesh Kumar, Collector Vimala R., Municipal Commissioner Radhakrishnan B., Chief Executive Officer of Zilla Parishad Yogesh Kumbhejkar, Additional Commissioner of Police Aswati Dorje, District Superintendent of Police Rakesh Ola, Superintendent of Government Medical College Dr. Dr. Sudhir Gupta, Dean of Mayo Bhavana Sonawane, Deputy Director of Health Dr. Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal, President of IMA Dr. Sanjay Devtale, District Surgeon Devendra Paturkar, District Health Officer Deepak Selokar and representatives of Kovid Task Force were present on the occasion.
The meeting also reviewed the dengue issue along with Kovid. Dengue is on the rise in the city and is being analyzed by medical experts. Considering the potential danger of the third wave, two hundred beds are currently reserved for Kovid in the medical.
Abundant availability of oxygen is in the district. Oxygen concentrators have been made available up to the level of primary health centers in rural areas. Such a review was presented by various departments.
Concerns were raised at the meeting that a large number of citizens were leaving their homes when they were not needed. Experts in the field of medicine have expressed the view that it is essential to control the crowds at festivals, celebrations and events in public places.
Currently the number of infected patients has increased by double digits over the last two days. The second wave had a similar beginning. Therefore, the third wave has started in the district. All the officials in the administration agreed to take such measures. Therefore, the district disaster management department and the city's traders, shopkeepers, hawkers, entrepreneurs, hoteliers and media representatives in a meeting to decide what kind of restrictions should be imposed on the administration, the decision should be announced in the next three days, he suggested. Hotels are currently open until 10 p.m. At that time, the issue of reduction was discussed in this meeting. The administration will announce the ban in Nagpur district in the next three days. Citizens must wear masks, observe social distance, avoid crowds. Everyone from the two vaccinated citizens has appealed for care.
Nagpur, dt. 6: In the last two days, Nagpur district has reached double digit number of corona victims.
This is an alarm bell and district Nagpur is on the way to the third wave. Therefore, it is necessary to impose restrictions in time. In the next two-three days, meetings of traders, entrepreneurs and ancillary elements will be held and strict corona prevention measures will be started in Nagpur district. Presented by Nitin Raut here.
A review of the corona was held today in the hall of the Divisional Commissioner's Office. He was speaking while guiding at the time.
In the review meeting, Commissioner of Police Amitesh Kumar, Collector Vimala R., Municipal Commissioner Radhakrishnan B., Chief Executive Officer of Zilla Parishad Yogesh Kumbhejkar, Additional Commissioner of Police Aswati Dorje, District Superintendent of Police Rakesh Ola, Superintendent of Government Medical College Dr. Dr. Sudhir Gupta, Dean of Mayo Bhavana Sonawane, Deputy Director of Health Dr. Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal, President of IMA Dr. Sanjay Devtale, District Surgeon Devendra Paturkar, District Health Officer Deepak Selokar and representatives of Kovid Task Force were present on the occasion.
The meeting also reviewed the dengue issue along with Kovid. Dengue is on the rise in the city and is being analyzed by medical experts. Considering the potential danger of the third wave, two hundred beds are currently reserved for Kovid in the medical.
Abundant availability of oxygen is in the district. Oxygen concentrators have been made available up to the level of primary health centers in rural areas. Such a review was presented by various departments.
Concerns were raised at the meeting that a large number of citizens were leaving their homes when they were not needed. Experts in the field of medicine have expressed the view that it is essential to control the crowds at festivals, celebrations and events in public places.
Currently the number of infected patients has increased by double digits over the last two days. The second wave had a similar beginning. Therefore, the third wave has started in the district. All the officials in the administration agreed to take such measures. Therefore, the district disaster management department and the city's traders, shopkeepers, hawkers, entrepreneurs, hoteliers and media representatives in a meeting to decide what kind of restrictions should be imposed on the administration, the decision should be announced in the next three days, he suggested. Hotels are currently open until 10 p.m. At that time, the issue of reduction was discussed in this meeting. The administration will announce the ban in Nagpur district in the next three days. Citizens must wear masks, observe social distance, avoid crowds. Everyone from the two vaccinated citizens has appealed for care.
Nagpur, dt. 6: In the last two days, Nagpur district has reached double digit number of corona victims.
A review of the corona was held today in the hall of the Divisional Commissioner's Office. He was speaking while guiding at the time.
In the review meeting, Commissioner of Police Amitesh Kumar, Collector Vimala R., Municipal Commissioner Radhakrishnan B., Chief Executive Officer of Zilla Parishad Yogesh Kumbhejkar, Additional Commissioner of Police Aswati Dorje, District Superintendent of Police Rakesh Ola, Superintendent of Government Medical College Dr. Dr. Sudhir Gupta, Dean of Mayo Bhavana Sonawane, Deputy Director of Health Dr. Dr. Sanjay Jaiswal, President of IMA Dr. Sanjay Devtale, District Surgeon Devendra Paturkar, District Health Officer Deepak Selokar and representatives of Kovid Task Force were present on the occasion.
The meeting also reviewed the dengue issue along with Kovid. Dengue is on the rise in the city and is being analyzed by medical experts. Considering the potential danger of the third wave, two hundred beds are currently reserved for Kovid in the medical.
Abundant availability of oxygen is in the district. Oxygen concentrators have been made available up to the level of primary health centers in rural areas. Such a review was presented by various departments.
Concerns were raised at the meeting that a large number of citizens were leaving their homes when they were not needed. Experts in the field of medicine have expressed the view that it is essential to control the crowds at festivals, celebrations and events in public places.
Currently the number of infected patients has increased by double digits over the last two days. The second wave had a similar beginning. Therefore, the third wave has started in the district. All the officials in the administration agreed to take such measures. Therefore, the district disaster management department and the city's traders, shopkeepers, hawkers, entrepreneurs, hoteliers and media representatives in a meeting to decide what kind of restrictions should be imposed on the administration, the decision should be announced in the next three days, he suggested. Hotels are currently open until 10 p.m. At that time, the issue of reduction was discussed in this meeting. The administration will announce the ban in Nagpur district in the next three days. Citizens must wear masks, observe social distance, avoid crowds. Everyone from the two vaccinated citizens has appealed for care.
