HYDERABAD: Telangana Congress president and Nalgonda MP N Uttam Kumar Reddy on Sunday flagged off three ambulances the expert services of that could be provided for free to take Coronavirus patients into the hospital at Greater Hyderabad. The 3 ambulances, given by Congress MLA T Jayaprakash Reddy will soon be stationed in Gandhi Bhavan in Nampally. Coronavirus their loved ones residing in 50 km radius of this country capital can predict on Gandhi Bhavan help desk amount 040-24601254 to receive the free from charge ambulance service centers. Uttam reported the TRS-government should urgently raise the amount of Covid-19 evaluations and come clear on if Coronavirus therapy is going to be contained in ArogyaSri strategy or the treatment would be provided free of charge under the Centre’s Ayushman Bharat or possibly both. Individuals are confused and so are concerned also since private hospitals have been charging exorbitant sums for therapy of Covid-19 that the middle class and weaker parts of this society cannot afford. He made it very clear it doesn’t matter which strategy is used to offer free remedy but BPL families ought to be offered analyzing, ambulance centre and therapy at free of charge in hospitals. ““What’s quitting CM KCR from announcing Covid-19 treatment for free if countries such as Andhra Pradesh and Tamil Nadu are supplying Covid-19 treatment without any charge, Maharashtra government has obtained on many private hospitals and also providing free remedy from them and Kerala is rigorously guaranteeing group of reasonable costs for treatment in hospitals,” Uttam stated. He pointed out this Quick Antigen Tests could provide false negative effects in several instances and this could complicate the Covid-19 management actions. “what’s the difficulty in running RT PCR tests into the highest potential inhabitants in Telangana?” He requested? The government isn’t analyzing all people that are likely into this district, both constituency and mandal level authorities hospitals at Telangana. Just 20 percent of people who go willingly to hospitals and primary health centers in rural areas are being analyzed, he explained. The Congress has required setup of RT PCR testing gear which costs approximately Rs 20 lakhs each unit in any way of the district hospitals. This undertaking would cost just Rs 10 crore to the state authorities.