Corona in Madhya Pradesh: Number of active corona patients reached above 800 in Madhya Pradesh

Corona in Madhya Pradesh: Bhopal (Navdunia representative). The number of corona patients is increasing continuously across the state including Bhopal. The maximum number of patients are being found in Bhopal and Indore. In the investigation of the sample 395 in Bhopal on Saturday 2019 and 130 patients have been found in the state. With this, the number of active patients in the state has become 807. Even after this, the situation is that the increasing infection is not being taken seriously by the health department. Against Target 25 to 12 Percentage sampling is being done only in Madhya Pradesh and Bhopal.

every day in the state There is a target of taking thousand samples, but the tests are getting less than seven thousand daily. The good thing is that there is no highly contagious and lethal variant of the corona virus, otherwise such carelessness could have led to an outcry.

Every day in Bhopal more patients are being found. The infection rate is also above seven percent. Even after this, the situation is that against the target of one day of sampling for the district 2100 320 Samples are also not being tested. From 70 to in the third wave of corona to take a random sample in Bhopal Teams used to roam all over the city. Now the situation is that only three teams have been deployed at Rani Kamlapati Railway Station. Even in the crowd, only one to two percent people are wearing masks, but there is no restriction on those who do not wear masks. Even children below the age of one year have not been vaccinated. Even after this, masks are not being made mandatory in schools.

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Corona can take a dangerous form at any time due to carelessness. The reason for this is that no one knows that a new variant of Corona has arrived. He also said that many people have not administered the second dose of the vaccine due to lesser effect of corona. People are being saved even by applying vigilance dose.

-Dr. Lokendra Dave, Head, Department of Chest & Respiratory Diseases, GMC

Posted By: Hemant Kumar Upadhyay