Minister Badal inspects work on RTPCR Lab at Baghmara PHC

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Jharkhand Minister of agriculture, animal Husbandry and Cooperation Department Badal inspected the Primary Health Sub-center at Baghmara and took stock of the status of various ongoing works of RTPCR Lab here on Saturday. 

During this, the minister gave necessary guidelines to the concerned officials and the team of Health Department to complete the ongoing works at the earliest, so that the RTPCR Lab can be started from 14 May for the convenience of residents.

Apart from this, in the course of inspection, Badal, while directing the team and concerned officials of the Health Department said that the number of patients is increasing very fast in the second wave of Covid-19. 

Besides meeting the shortage of oxygen-rich beds, oxygen cylinders, ventilators and ICUs, it is crucial to maintain the normal oxygen supply by increasing the number of beds, so as to provide better health care to the Covid infected patients.

At the same time, appealing to the people, he asked for 100 per cent compliance with the Covid rules, complying with masks, cleanliness and social distance.

During this time, apart from the above, the team of doctors and health workers and officials and personnel of the concerned department, etc. were present

Deputy Commissioner Manjunath Bhajantri directed the officials concerned to spread awareness at the district, block, panchayat level, so that at present people can understand the need and importance of masks.

The DC directed the concerned authorities to ensure that all the people in their areas are vigilant and aware, to comply with 100 per cent Covid regulations, so that the increasing impact of infection can be minimised and also make necessary arrangements related to the Covid Care Center at the block level and apprise the DC Office.

While Superintendent of Police during video conferencing Ashwani Kumar Sinha while addressing the officers and police officials said that keeping in mind the safety of Health Corruption Week with 100 per cent strict enforcement in the district, with its own protection from rising Corona infection and keep the rules strictly within the ambit of discipline, so that people do not face any trouble or difficulty.

Apart from this, the Superintendent of Police said that in view of the current increasing infection, the most important was to be aware and careful about the compliance of the rules of Covid in addition to compliance with the rules issued under Health Safety Week.

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