Indore: Corona figures are increasing rapidly in Indore, Madhya Pradesh. The Divisional Commissioner has held a review meeting on Wednesday with the team of experts set up to audit the deaths from Corona. Divisional Commissioner Dr. Pawan Sharma said that the rate of deaths due to corona in the Indore division should be brought down to zero. When he wanted to know the cause of death, the officials said that after getting infected, it is difficult to save patients due to late arrival to the hospital. Among those who died, most patients were those who were already suffering from some disease and whose age was more than 50 years.
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Recently, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan had also expressed concern about the rising figures of deaths in Indore and gave instructions to control it. The Divisional Commissioner has said in the meeting that due to the way the corona infection is spreading, more beds and staff may be needed in hospitals.
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About 20 thousand beds have been arranged in Indore, including all private-government hospitals, but there is a shortage of doctors. The meeting was attended by Dr. Jyoti Bindal, Dean of MGM Medical College, Dr. Salil Bhargava, Dr. Satish Joshi, President of Indore Medical Association. Separate file made for each deceased. In the meeting, the Divisional Commissioner directed that a separate file of each patient dead from Corona should be made. Contact history to find out where the corona infection has occurred. He said that due to immediate screening and proper treatment of patients, the death rate will come down. It has to be brought to zero. A review meeting will be held in this regard every week.
