"India has the cheapest medical facilities in the world and in the hospitals, especially in Delhi, people from neighbouring countries are found getting treatment more than the local patients," Kovind said after inaugurating 'Arogya Manthan', a conference on the topic 'One Nation, One Health System' organised by RSS-backed Arogya Bharati here.
Chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Monday that only the second dose of vaccine is the guarantee of safety to prevent Covid-19. “It is not over yet. People need to be alert to avoid the infection of the deadly virus. Vaccination is the only effective way to prevent it.
The state government has advised the public not to allow stagnant water at any place for more than a week. The people must clean their coolers, water tanks, pots, vase, old tyres, waste boxes, empty plot pits etc. They must also use chemicals like Temephos 50 per cent solution, BTI powder and BTI liquid for mosquitoes larvae control.
A notifiable disease is required by law to be reported to the government authorities. The collection of information allows the authorities to monitor the disease and provides early warning of possible outbreaks.
The demand for the drug has gone up in the wake of a surge in COVID-19 cases.
Despite the pandemic, Madhya Pradesh continued to receive proposals for investment — most of them in pharma sector. Though they are in early stages, work is in progress to ensure their implementation, said government sources.
The CM made this demand during a meeting of chief ministers of eight states, which have reported a higher number of Covid-19 cases, addressed by the PM via video conferencing.
Madhya Pradesh chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Thursday that a vaccine for Coronavirus is likely in the month of January and it’s imperative to keep the cold chain ready. Health workers will be vaccinated first, he said.
The 61-year-old chief minister said he is following all guidelines and has quarantined himself as per the advice of doctor. He also appealed to people of the state to be careful.
Chief minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan said on Friday that the coronavirus infection had spread in Indore in February and March, before he took over as CM on March 23.
Despite making announcement and sanctioning funds for the lab, apathy on part of authority concerned has witnessed in opening of the lab.
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