With Maharashtra facing severe shortage of medical oxygen amid the spike in COVID-19 cases, Health Minister Rajesh Tope in an Exclusive Interaction with India TV spoke about the ongoing Oxygen crisis in the state.
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A recent WHO survey has found that about 66 percent of countries continue to report health workforce-related reasons as the most common cause of service disruptions.
"The situation in India is a devastating reminder of what the virus can do," Ghebreyesus said during a virtual briefing in Geneva.
He also said that the country’s achievement in this regard has been well recognised by World Malaria Reports of 2018, 2019 and 2020.
The insurance also covers COVID-19 treatment expense and therefore, the chief minister stressed that people get themselves registered.
"We are in this situation after giving permission to various economic activities. Is it magic to contain the spurt in cases after letting all the economic activities take place?" Sudhakar told reporters.
The Union Health Ministry has advised 'proning for self-care' for coronavirus patients, stating that it is extremely beneficial for such patients with compromised breathing comfort, especially during home isolation.
At least 13 Coronavirus patients died as a massive fire broke out at Covid-19 wards at Vijay Vallabh Hospital
Amid reports of shortage of oxygen in the hospitals during the second wave of Covid across the country, it is important to take measures to build one's immunity.
The decision has been taken in view of the current situation of COVID-19 leading to insufficient resources for contact tracing, and shortages of staff.
In last 24 hours, Uttar Pradesh has reported 34,379 fresh cases of COVID in the state, informed Additional Chief Secretary of Health, Amit Mohan Prasad while addressing virtual press conference on April 22.
Bihar Health Minister Mangal Pandey on April 22 informed that the availability of oxygen and Remdesivir injection has been increased in the state; amid surge in cases of COVID-19.
India, currently being hit badly by the coronavirus disease (Covid-19) pandemic, on Tuesday reported its worst daily death toll, with large parts of the country now under lockdown amid a fast-rising second wave of infections.
Situation is different in different hospitals; 6 hours in some, 8 in others 10 in some others. We can't call this a comfortable situation, says Delhi Health Minister Satyendra Jain
We all are following social distancing and taking health precautions, measures but along with precautions we need health insurance as well. Remember, health insurance is what every family needs not only during pandemic but for any medical issues we face in future as well.
Amid worsening COVID situation in the country, Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij on April 21 alleged that the Delhi government on April 20 looted the state's oxygen tanker which was going towards Faridabad. "We are being forced to give our oxygen to Delhi.
Speaking on incident in which oxygen was leaked while it was being filled in a tanker in Maharashtra's Nashik, State Health Minister Rajesh Tope on April 21 said it will impact the hospital and government will issue a press note after gathering more information in the matter. "Due to the walls leakage of the tanker in Nashik, there was massive Oxygen leakage.
There are 21,57,000 active cases in India currently i.e. twice the number of maximum active COVID-19 cases last year. More than 13 crore people have been vaccinated in the country so far including 30 lakh doses administered in the last 24 hours: Union Health Secy Rajesh Bhushan
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