Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that all classes have played an important role in the fight against corona infection in the State. With the help of public representatives, leaders of various parties, NGOs, social workers, religious leaders, Bhamashahs and Corona Warriors, the State Government has succeeded in controlling the corona infection to a great extent in the State, with the death rate from corona also being minimal. He said that in this war against Corona, the entire state remained united and everyone’s cooperation was saved in saving the lives of people and their livelihood. In the future, all will fight together against Corona.
Gehlot was holding a video conference from the Chief Minister’s residence on Saturday to discuss the steps taken so far for the Kovid-19 epidemic with the leaders of various political parties and representatives of voluntary organizations. He also sought suggestions from leaders of all parties and representatives of voluntary organizations. He said that corona management in Rajasthan has been very good. The state is in a much better position than other states on various parameters of epidemic control.
The Chief Minister said that for the last few days, there has been a concern expressed by the public representatives, public and various organizations on the growing transition. He said some states had previously imposed a lockdown two days a week. But the Indian government says that two days a week lockdown is not useful to prevent infection. Due to the long lockdown in the past, livelihood crisis has arisen in front of the livelihood workers. He said that to prevent infection, the state government has imposed Section 144 in 11 cities of the state and prohibited the gathering of more than five persons.
Gehlot said that no more than one person should visit the patients admitted in the Covid Care Centers. The risk of infection increases with more than one family visiting patients. He instructed to issue advisory in this regard. During the VC, representatives of social organizations and NGOs also suggested to create greater awareness about health protocols among the general public. Everyone gave suggestions regarding strict adherence to social distancing and applying mask.
Medical Minister Dr. Raghu Sharma said that adequate oxygen beds, ventilators and ICU beds are available in the state. He said that the state’s testing capacity has exceeded 51 thousand per day. In the coming time, 4500 tests will be done daily with Cobas machine in SMS hospital.