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LG calls for adding 1050 beds with oxygen support within a week in Kashmir

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Srinagar: Lieutenant Governor, Manoj Sinha, on Wednesday directed the senior doctors, health officials and CMOs to increase additional 1050 oxygen beds in Kashmir division to ensure immediate treatment for the people requiring hospitalization.

According to an official press release, the LG directed that increased bed capacity with oxygen should be ready within a week. It will substantially improve the health infrastructure and help out patients in the hour of crisis, he added.

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Sinha was chairing a series of meetings with senior doctors and Chief Medical Officers (CMOs) of Kashmir division here at Civil Secretariat, in which he reviewed the Covid-19 situation and containment measures put in place to effectively control the spread of Corona virus.

Emphasizing on taking comprehensive measures for better patient-care management, the LG directed the CMOs of Kashmir division to ensure triaging and judicious referrals, adding that District Hospitals are fully equipped to handle Covid cases with present deployment of best doctors.

The LG further directed for effective and prompt availability of Ambulance Services so that ambulances are made available to needy, as and when required.

He asked the doctors to talk to people on religious gatherings and create awareness regarding Covid-19 SOPs, besides highlighting the information related to Covid control measures through various communication media.

“Our priority is to break the chain of virus for which combined and collective efforts need to be taken to save precious human lives,” the LG observed.

Vaccination must be done on war-footing to reduce the mortality rate. Focused attention needs to be given towards Covid-19 testing and contact tracing, besides speedy completion of the process of first dose of vaccination, maintained the LG.

In order to reach out to the people with vaccination, the LG instructed for starting vaccination in each municipal ward through dedicated teams. He further called for deployment of more mobile vans for vaccination purpose.

SMC Commissioner, Athar Amir Khan informed the meeting that mobile vans are operating in 36 municipal wards, which will be increased in coming days.

The LG asked the Health officers to put in all out efforts to further improve the functioning of health institutions. Senior doctors must reach out to every patient admitted in the hospitals, he maintained.

The LG also received the first-hand appraisal about the functioning of oxygen generation plants and passed specific directions for ensuring sufficient availability of oxygen supply in all health institutions. It was informed that a few oxygen plants will become functional by the end of this week.

He instructed the concerned officers to ensure that all newly installed oxygen plants have a back up buffer stock of oxygen cylinders. He further called for rational utilization of oxygen supply in all hospitals so that patients do not face any inconvenience.

The LG also directed the CMOs to utilize maximum available resources for patient care at their respective health institutions, besides extending online consultation of doctors to patients to overcome the unnecessary rush of patients in hospitals.

The LG asked the CMOs to hire meritorious medical graduates to strengthen human resources in the health sector.

He further asked them to identify the doctors and other paramedical staff who have retired from government services and keep close liaison with them.

Lauding the medical fraternity for their tireless efforts in fight against the deadly virus, the LG urged them to work with added zeal and dedication in a well coordinated manner to defeat Covid-19.

He asked the health functionaries to build up morale and confidence of people and ensure the availability of all requisite facilities for the patients to increase the recovery rate.

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