The Deputy Commissioner, Garhwa on Saturday directed ACMO to reserve at least 25 per cent of their total bed capacity for Covid patients in all private hospitals and nursing homes in the wake of an uptick in cases in the last few days due to the Omicron variant.
In a meeting with the District Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) official to deal with any tough situation in the coming days. Even deputy commissioner Rajesh Kumar Pathak , who visited on Friday at Sadar Hospital and had taken a trial run of both the oxygen plants in front of him and the shortfall was removed immediately. The Deputy Commissioner said that various cells have been constituted under the Disaster Management Act for effective control of Covid-19 and smooth execution of all works, in such a situation, all the designated officers will ensure complete law and order under their cell.
He said that the team of Covid vaccination and investigation should be deputed at the railway station, bus stand and all the border areas located in the district. Special attention should be given to the fact that the team of Kovid investigation should be working 24 hours on the border area.
Covid helpline number (District Control Room) - 06561-222050 has also been issued to enable the residents of the district to get a quick solution to their problems, on which people can contact and share their problems.
In the meeting Deputy Commissioner, Superintendent of Police, Additional Collector, Sub-Divisional Officer Garhwa, Sub-Divisional Officer, Shri Banshidhar Nagar, Sub-Divisional Officer Ranka, Sub-Divisional Police Officer Garhwa, Sub-Divisional Police Officer Ranka, Sub-Divisional Police Officer Shri Banshidhar Nagar, Additional Chief Medical Officer, Executive Engineer Drinking Water and Sanitation Division, District Public Relations Officer, Assistant Director Social Security, District Sports Officer, Officer in-charge, Confidential Branch and other district level officers and personnel were mainly present.