Indore: Congress MLA Sanjay Shukla is requesting the state government to provide 5000 Remdesivir injections for Indore. He has said that this injection is being made available to them at a reasonable price. He is working to take this injection to needy patients.

Shukla had visited the most prominent super specialty hospital in Indore last evening wearing ATE pests for the post-infected patients of covid. Meanwhile, hospital management officials including the superintendent of the hospital were also present. During the visit, several patients were found in this hospital who have suffered serious conditions. These patients need Remdesivir injection. This injection is a victim of black marketing. At present, the situation is such that the injection is not available to needy patients even at the price demanded.

MLA Shukla said he himself went to the drug market after seeing and knowing the condition of the need for injection at the hospital. When asked about the availability of this injection at many shops, every shopkeeper reported that the injection was not there. After which, Shukla also visited several major medical stores and wanted to buy the injection and it was reported that injections were not available in any medical store.

After the entire situation was clear, MLA Sanjay Shukla wrote a letter to state CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan and Indore collector Manish Singh last night. In this letter, MLA Shukla has said that 5000 Remdesivir injections are going to be made available to patients infected with a corona in Indore at the right price. This injection is going to be delivered to needy patients. The injection will be given free of cost to patients who are in poor economic condition and will be made available to patients who are in good condition only at the price injected by the government.

The administration has to pay attention: MLA Shukla said that the victims of corona infection are yearning for this injection in the hospital. Doctors are also saying that the injection is necessary to be given to the patient immediately but even after that the injection is not available. In such a situation, the Administration of Indore and the State Government should call the injection in adequate quantity and keep it in the hospital so that no patient is damaged due to the non-availability of proper medicines.

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