Pune: Reconciliation of Covid Data Accounts from April and can lead to Nandurbar among the 10 “concerned districts” in Maharashtra with a high-weekhead (WPR) level, Raghunath Gawade, Chief Executive Officer (CEO) from Zilla Parishad (ZP).
In fact, WPR was only 0.7%, he showed.
Gawade told Tii that he had approached the State Health Department to ensure the numbers were repaired.
He will also write to the state government that Nandurbar is no longer a “concern district”.
The cabinet record for the Ministry of Health last week placed a Nandurbar WPR at 11.7%, the highest in the state.
It was 16% on Sunday, according to the Public Health Portal.
On Tuesday, the WPR for the week ended July 19 was 11.65%.
The average state for the appropriate period is 3.99%.
However, Gawade said, “Our WPR is now around 0.7%.
The count of patients active in this district is 41 and new daily cases vary between 1 and 5.
We do not register even one case on a few days.” Connecting the level of pepony.
High in the chart with the delay by the authorities in updating information about the portal, said Gawade, “We have submitted this to the State Health Department.
We will extinguish the record stating that the actual level of participants is different from the updated number after reconciliation.” Public health officials The state claims that the high WPR of districts such as Nandurbar because data reconciliation late has an impact on the average Maharashtra.
One of them said it would also have a bearing on relaxation of covid-induced sidewalks.
A senior official of the State Department of Health said various data sources in addition to reconciliation of data delayed had resulted in confusion over WPR Nandurbar.
He said two portals – CV Analytics (based on real-time data from the laboratory) and the Indian Medical Research Council (ICMR) – provide Covid case numbers.
In addition, each district prepares a press record every day after checking with the laboratory and removing duplicate names and not including patients from the district.
“Three separate data is almost not suitable.
Dynamic data leads to confusion in the final data.
This is being discussed by the State Authority,” the official said, emphasized data reconciliation.
He said the laboratory that did not hold on the norm of real time data updates could face suspension.
Laboratory representatives said they did not have enough labor to do daily rates.
“There are fewer laboratories than needed and their staff strength is lacking.
Data entry operators are even less,” said a private laboratory official from Pune.