Ahmedabad: In a civil hospital, the relevant emergency in Diwali has not started dripping on Thursday afternoon.
Dr.
Rakesh Joshi, hospital medical supervisor, said that despite some respiratory problems and seasonal flu cases, they have not reported a large surge.
“While the Covid case all the time low, we are alert and the expert team will be available all the time for the possibility of contingency.
Compared to Covid years, we hope the case remains the same or less,” said Dr.
Joshi.
Staff on Thursday celebrated Diwali by making Rangolis on the ward on the theme of organ donations.
Dr.
Bharat Gadhvi, President of Ahmedabad Hospitals and Nursing Homes Association (AHNA), said that they would issue a set of numbers for hospitals to coordinate with patients.
“Doctors from all disciplines will be available, and we will ensure that the patient does not have to suffer for or after the celebration,” he said.
EMRI 108 officials said that they had mobilized 800 ambulances and 2 boat ambulances based on record last year to pay attention to emergencies optimally.
Jashvant Prajapati, Coo Emri Gujarat, said that they expect a 17% increase, 27% and 35% at the goddial, New Year and Bhai Dooj.
“We expect an increase in road traffic accidents,” he said.
“Based on the emergency nature, we have mobilized our team with all the drugs and equipment needed.” Experts warn of large meetings and suggest residents to practice appropriate Covid behavior including wearing masks and maintaining social distance.
“The normal diwali warning is responsible when shooting crackers and remains alert on the road also applies,” said Prajapati.