Bhopal: In many cities of Madhya Pradesh, the havoc of Corona is increasing rapidly. In such a situation where the health department of every state is mobilized to avoid this epidemic, the surprising thing is that the post of Health Minister is vacant in Madhya Pradesh. In such a situation, the Government of Bharatiya Janata Party has formed an advisory committee in the state to deal with this problem. In this committee, 12 people have been included, including Nobel Prize winner Kailash Satyarthi.
Let us tell you that in view of the increase in Kovid-19 cases, the government constituted an advisory committee which includes 8 doctors, one retired IAS and one retired IPS officer, besides Kailash Satyarthi. This information has been given by the official of the administrative department. In this, former Chief Secretary Nirmala Buch, Retired IPS Officer Sarabjit Singh, Jitendra Jamdar, President of the Nursing Home Association of the State and Dr. Mukul Tiwari, State President of the Indian Medical Association are also members of the panel. Apart from the current epidemic crisis, this committee will also advise the government from time to time about public welfare and policy matters.
At the same time, BJP leader Shivraj Singh Chauhan assumed the post of Chief Minister in the state on March 23 and since then there is no Council of Ministers in the state. The process is getting delayed due to the lockdown in the country due to the corona virus epidemic. On Saturday, the figure of corona virus cases in Madhya Pradesh is 1,360 and the death toll is 69. In Indore 892 people have been screened for COVID-19 while in Bhopal this figure is 197. According to reports, this deadly virus has attacked 25 districts of the state. The number of healthy patients in the case is 68. In this report, the number of affected areas in the state has been stated as 408.
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