Pune: The State Authority on Saturday requested nine-district officials with a weekly ponytity higher than 4.5% (country average) to increase their level of testing, contact contact and vaccine coverage rate.
Kolhapur, Satara, Sangli, Sindhudurg, Ratnagiri, Buldhana, Pune (Rustic), Palghar and Raigad have recorded a test level of test higher than 4.5%, according to weekly (June 25 to July 1) reported prepared by the Ministry of Health Public Health.
Kolhapur is currently at the top of the country with a 10% front minister.
Satara is second in 9.1%.
Director of State Health Dr.
Archana Patil said nine districts were asked to increase coverage of supervision and vaccination.
“The five-branch strategy must be followed by these districts, which will mainly focus on better testing, contact contacts, hotspot identification, ensuring no big meeting and a good vaccine coverage rate,” he said.
The remaining 26 regencies of the country currently shows a weekly level of front is 5%.
But four with the number of concerns were in the Division of Pune – Satara, Sangli, Solapur and Kolhapur.
Deputy Commissioner, Santosh Patil, from Division Pune, said he had asked the districts to rely more on RT-PCR testing.
He said, “Kolhapur and Satara have been asked to focus more on adequate detention and crowd control.
These districts have also been asked to store the 80:20 ratio of RT-PCR and mice tests.” He added that the Covid-19 case in Kolhapur rose slowly during the second wave.
The level of his first week in the first week of June was almost 16%.
Secretary of State Assistance and Rehabilitation of Asia Gupta said the affected district must increase the capacity of the lab to increase RT-PCR testing.
Weekly participant levels are determined through RT-PCR and Gupta testing data say officials must spill dependence on the fast kit to get more accurate estimates from scattered in jurisdiction.
Data from the public health department shows that of the 14.74 Lakh tests were carried out on the week, 6.46 was through RT-PCR and 8.27 was carried out using a quick antigen kit (mouse).
The member of the Covid-19 state assignment group, Dr.
Shashank Joshi, said that worried noted that there were nine districts with high-testing levels.
“We must increase testing, contact contacts and uphold public health policies,” he said, adding that at least 30 contacts per positive case must be tracked by the authorities in the districts of these districts.
Dr.
Joshi also said the genome sequencing and sero supervision.
It must be estimated to keep an eye on the variant.