Chandigarh: Under the Emergency Covid response package, Chandigarh, nodded to Rs 5.4 Crore for the third wave.
This number has been approved and will be released soon.
Aid will, however, not used to employ labor.
Instead, the focus is on the strengthening of intensive care units.
The UT Health Department has fixed RS 9.26 Crore from the current financial year package, which will be added to Kitty Rs 5.4 Crore for the third wave.
“We will not get funds for workers who employ this time because of the focus on the strengthening of the pediatric icus,” said an official at the UT Health Department.
Last year, RS 3.07 Crore was spent on human resources, while the financial year of RS 4.01 Crore was spent.
The total number of Rs 14.66 Crore will be spent on the third wave, which is at least as far as the previous wave.
During the first wave, RS 22.12 Crore was approved, while for the second wave RS 23.31 Crore approved.
“Most of the funds are used for drugs and recruitment.
This is not needed for this wave.
Because there are predictions that children will be most affected, funds will be used to increase the pediatric bed strength,” the official said.
Sources inform you that nursing colleges at the Government Multispeksi Hospital in Sector 16 will have additional pediatric beds.
This is in addition to 15 Beded Pediatric ICU which has been arranged in a civil hospital in Sector 45.
In addition, the UT Health Department must be replaced from the United States, around Rs 2 Crore for vaccines that have been purchased when there are directions for countries.
To get a vaccine for ages 18 and above from the engine of their own country.
Mohali saw 4 new cases, there was no deathwith with 8 recovery and only 4 positive cases appeared in Mohali on Wednesday, the number of active cases has declined with only 4 counts in a day in Mohali as the district, said Deputy Commissioner Girish Warmeralan.
There were no new cases in Panchkulaout from the 766 Covid test, no Covid fresh cases reported in the Panchkula district on Wednesday.
There are no cases of deaths reported.
According to medical head Dr.
Mukta Kumar, with zero case, it is a good sign for the district of 6 fresh infections in Chandigarhon Wednesday, six residents of Chandigarh were reported as a positive covid while eight was dismissed.
The confirmed case was 62,045, including 811 deaths.
Active case is 44
Chandigarh to get Rs 5.4 Crore to deal with the third wave
