Seven patients including a woman and a four-year-old girl were discharged from Bokaro General Hospital (BGH) after they tested negative for the Sars-Cov-2 virus for the second time and sent back to their home after recovering fully, said Mukesh Kumar Deputy Commissioner Bokaro.
Congratulating the doctors and his team for this glorious achievement Kumar said, all the warriors are doing better. We are proud of all of you. “It’s a very happy moment for everyone, that all the patients are cured and back home. But it’s no time for relaxing,” he added.
Now, eleven people are remaining, which are being treated in COVID-19 isolation ward, he said
The infection of Coronavirus can be avoided always by keeping
three things in mind- SMS— ‘S’ stands for Social Distancing, ‘M’ use of mask and again S that is the use of Sanitizer, said Kumar.
The DC urged mass to maintain social distancing, wash your hands with soap at regular intervals and use sanitizers and it is mandatory for everyone to wear a mask outside their homes in a bid to prevent form COVID-19 infection.
He said that there is no need to be afraid, but to be aware of coronavirus infection.
The use of masks, observing social distancing and periodically washing hands almost eliminate the risk of corona infection. Kumar also appealed to people not to move out of the house unnecessarily.
After being discharged from the hospital the patients said that they were well taken care of in the hospital.
“Though, Corona is a terrible disease but can be defeated as we have done. Just maintain courage, follow the instructions of the doctors and the orders of the government to avoid Coronavirus infection,” they said.
The youth and women who conquered the global epidemic COVID-19 appealed to the people to follow the SOP given by the Government and the instructions are given by the district administration to prevent the spread of corona infection.
District administration provided medical kits and infection-free certificates to the patients who were discharged and they were instructed to stay in their homes for 14 days in quarantine.