Indore city of Madhya Pradesh has the highest number of corona patients, which is worrying. The district administration has made preparations to start a procession of door-to-door screening of people all over the city. For this, more than one thousand teams will roam in different parts of the city and knock on every door and ask the health of the people. The population of the city is around 28 lakh and the administration claims that the screening of 6.50 lakh people living in the container area has been completed. Now 21.50 lakh people will be screened. For this, teams will start knocking from house to house anytime from Monday to Tuesday. The goal is to complete this grand campaign in five to six days.

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On the lines of the Bhilwara model, the Indore district administration had decided to conduct a screening of the entire city. Now the preparation for the same is being done at the administrative level. Two members will be placed in each team, which will include Anganwadi workers, ASHA workers or teachers according to availability and convenience. Officials say that now there is no complaint of corona infection in the areas to be surveyed, so ASHA worker is not needed in the screening team. Similarly, till now there is one doctor in every 10 sectors, but for screening in new areas, one doctor will be appointed in every 30-35 sectors.

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The medical team will go door-to-door with information and every family's entry will be filled in the app. The data bank of the entire city will be ready. Collector Manish Singh reviewed the city screening with officials on Saturday. According to sources, training will be given to the new team members on Sunday. After that, from Monday or Tuesday, these teams will start their work by spreading across the city. It will take some time to create a sector with the help of Google. The team that the collector has screened in the city, includes Municipal Commissioner Ashish Singh, ADM Ajaydev Sharma and Additional Collector Rohan Saxena.

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