Indore: Madhya Pradesh government is making every effort to increase the investigations of Corona rapidly. On Friday, about 1,600 samples were sent by special aircraft to a medical education institute in Puducherry to speed up the investigation of Covid-19. Officials said that due to the outbreak of this epidemic, the burden of testing samples is high in the state laboratories, due to which the report is delayed. He informed that samples from a special aircraft of the state government from Bhopal have been sent to the Jawaharlal Postgraduate Medical Sciences and Education Institute (JIPMER) of Puducherry. These include 606 samples from Indore and about 1,000 samples from Bhopal.

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In this regard, the officials said that Jipmer is under the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Central Government and from there, the test report of Covid-19 of Madhya Pradesh samples is expected to be received in two-three days. Indore has joined the districts most affected by the outbreak of Covid-19 in the state, where 1,029 patients of this epidemic have been found in the last one month. Of these, 55 people have died.

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The Commissioner (Revenue) of Indore division, Aakash Tripathi, has told that the investigation of Covid-19 of about 1,200 samples is currently pending in the district. He informed that an arrangement is being made to increase the speed of testing of samples by arranging more kits in a government laboratory of the city. He has told that preparations are also being made to take help of two private laboratories of different private companies based in Ahmedabad and Mumbai. The commissioner said, "The rate of testing of samples for both the laboratories is being decided at the level of the state government. It is expected that soon the samples of Indore will be started in these laboratories so that we can get the report of Covid-19 rapidly. "

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