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Increase testing in areas reporting more cases: LG

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Jammu/New Delhi: Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha today directed the concerned authorities to increase testing in areas reporting more cases and to expedite the ongoing vaccination drive.

Reviewed COVID-19 situation with the members of Covid Task Force, DCs & SPs, LG discussed the various steps being undertaken across the UT to tackle the surge.

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At the outset, the Deputy Commissioners briefed the Lt Governor about the covid situation, status of vaccination, implementation of Covid Appropriate Behavior (CAB), and other related measures in their respective districts.

The Lt Governor stressed upon the officials to focus on spreading awareness among public about self-care during home isolation. “We must reach out to the patients in home isolation and concerned health officials should ensure that their daily needs, medicines, etc are taken care of with full sensitivity”, he said.

He also instructed the officials to expedite the ongoing Vaccination drive, saying, “Vaccination will continue to be the most effective tool to fight pandemic. Our focus is to saturate precautionary doses to frontline workers and senior citizens.”

On the issue of testing, the Lt Governor passed explicit directions to increase testing in the areas where more cases are being reported.

The Lt Governor further stressed that the local administration should try their best to reduce the rate of positivity and also ensure that required medical facilities are made available to all the needy persons.

“Authorities on the ground should focus more on local containment to safeguard public health and momentum of economic activities”, he said.

The Lt Governor also emphasized on usage of mobile clinics to create awareness amongst the COVID-19 patients who are in home isolation as well as those in rural areas.

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