In the city of Indore, the financial capital of Madhya Pradesh, the number of patients of Corona is continuously increasing. In such a situation, investigation of about 1400 samples of suspected corona patients from different areas of the city is pending. In view of this, the administration has taken some fast steps. In this episode on Sunday, 1142 samples from Indore by special aircraft have been sent to the government lab of Noida in Delhi for examination. To keep the box of the sample, the seats of the aircraft were removed so that more samples could be carried. Apart from this, samples from other cities of the state have also been sent by this aircraft, which together will test a total of 1700 samples.

The sample will be examined in the lab of the National Institute of Virology (NIV) located in Noida. It is expected to get the investigation report from Monday to Tuesday. With this, the increasing backlog of samples in Indore has ended at the moment. Some are being investigated in Indore itself.

Here, 122 Containment Zones have been created in the city due to the ever-increasing number of corona positive patients in Indore. Samples taken from these areas are being examined at MGM Medical College, Indore, but only about 200 samples are being examined in a day. In such a situation, it was a matter of concern for the administration that how to end the backlog of the samples being gathered waiting for investigation? Divisional commissioner Akash Tripathi has decided to send these samples to Delhi lab after discussing with health officials. For this, he spoke to Chief Secretary Iqbal Singh Bains and Additional Chief Secretary Mohammad Suleman. After this, the state plane was found to take the sample to Delhi.

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