Bhopal: The global epidemic in Madhya Pradesh is now receding. In such a situation, exemption to low positivity districts has also been introduced. On the other hand, the capital Bhopal has been asked to be strict for the next 7 days to free it from corona curfew. This was stated by Medical Education Minister Vishwas Sarang at a meeting. State Medical Education Minister Vishwas Sarang reportedly held a meeting with police, administration and municipal officials in the new police control room to check corona infection.
During the meeting, he discussed the strategy for the next one week. Meanwhile, he appealed to the people that "no one should leave the house in these 7 days. Patients with home isolation stay at home. It is only through self-discipline and restraint that Bhopal can be prevented from corona infection. At the same time, he said in the meeting, "There should be ward level monitoring. For this, work should be done by forming a micro team and dividing the micro area. There should be monitoring of patients with ward wise home isolation. In the first wave, people were made aware by putting stickers on the positive patient's house, a similar campaign should be launched. In addition, on toll-free number 1075, people can report a positive patient moving around or leaving the house".
He further said, "The number of testing will also be increased. He asked the ward in-charge to hold a meeting with the Crisis Management Group. Let me tell all of you that some relaxations have been given in some districts of MP today and all the districts have been asked to be exempted from 1st June".
Kerala: No politics during pandemic, says CLP leader Satheesan
Supreme Court slams central govt over migrant workers issue amid corona
