CHENNAI: Since Covid-19 cases fall in Chennai, mattress and medicine availability has increased compared to just two weeks back. Greater Chennai Corporation (GCC), but claims that the situation is just improved, but not comfortable. Dr Prof Ganeshkumar, epidemiologist, National institute of Epidemiology, stated,”The percent change in prevalence and the evaluation taker speed is likely in the negative today. This indicates that there might be a restricted spread of disease. We also have noticed the age-specific passing rate can be decreasing. Ever since May 10, the state government has included over 3,500 oxygen-supported and Intensive Care Unit (ICU) beds in Chennai. At Tuesday evening, approximately 10 percent of their complete 9,851 such beds from town were empty. The vacancy has been 3 percent at the first week of May. “The requirement for air beds has come , however ICU beds are still available readily due to the protracted treatment of seriously ill patients,” stated T Ravishankar, mind of a private hospital in Chennai. So far as oxygen requirement is worried, waiting period in the Gummidipoondi refilling channel has decreased from 15 hours to four or even four hours today, he explained. E Therani Rajan, dean of Rajiv Gandhi Government General Hospital (RGGGH), stated,”The waiting period to get a mattress comes down but we nevertheless possess 1,678 patients in ICU and using new cases being reported daily, there’s little reprieve. Just when the new cases go under 2,000, will the access to beds prevent being a problem.” So far as drug accessibility was worried, Tamil Nadu Medical Services Corporation (TNMSC) police said that they have sufficient inventory of tocilizumab for seriously ill patients in government hospitals and approximately 120 vials are offered to private hospitals daily at $33,956 each vial. “Remdesivir is currently sold exclusively online and we’re anticipating 5,000 vials of Amphotericin B in Mylan labs in Hosur to deal with mucormycosis (black fungus) sufferers,” stated a TNMSC official. GCC commissioner Gagandeep Singh Bedi said,”We haven’t won the war. We will need to vaccinate more individuals. Our attention is to vaccinate paper sellers, autorickshaw drivers, EB employees, employees in the e-commerce industry, employees from businesses, street vendors, building workers and workers of businesses that are essential.” Aside from that, we’re still connected with all the flat complexes, home welfare institutions and handicapped individuals to vaccinate them whenever you can, he explained. Daily new cases in areas like Valasaravakkam, Adyar, Kodambakkam and Anna Nagar have noticed a enormous dip in the last two weeks. And this is occurring as soon as the testing amounts are exactly the same, and this is a great sign. Alby John, GCC deputy commissioner, wellness, said they’re focusing on ancient surveillance and to do this they’ve asked private physicians and hospitals to record all of fever and other symptomatic instances to the body. “We shall continue to include beds and creep up the steps,” explained Alby.