Patna: People who arrive at Bihar from other countries during the upcoming Festival and Chhat will come through a mandatory Covid-19 test on their arrival.
Chief Minister Nith Kumar on Saturday asked the Ministry of Health officials to ensure the Covid-19 test of all the people to arrive in the state of another place during the upcoming festival.
Ginger out of the meeting to review the function of the Ministry of Health in the Hall of the Hall of the CM ‘Sankalp’ in Patna, Nitish asked officials to maintain special vigilance to people who came from other states at all train stations, bus standards and between Countries Check Border , and also make all the settings needed for Covid-19 testing in all of these places.
“If the people who come in Bihar have not been vaccinated for Covid-19 so far, make sure their vaccination is,” Nitish told the officials.
He also ordered to maintain a special vigil in the district located along the Nepal border after checking the spread of Covid-19 infection.
“The native of Bihar, who is currently in other countries, must be informed through different propaganda media that if they have been vaccinated and have gone through the RT-PCR test, they must bring the certificate of testing vaccination and RT-PCR they come to the country of origin , “CM told the officials at the meeting.
When reviewing the vaccination drive, he asked officials to ensure the initial vaccination of the remaining people in the state.
He also asked officials to ensure the vaccination of all those people, which could not be vaccinated due to their aadhaar number / card disobedience, using other documents for their identification.
He also ordered to make aadhaar card from people like that.
Nitish is increasingly booked to increase the number of Covid-19 testing in the state.
Previously, Pratyaya Amrit’s additional school (health) made a detailed presentation before CM on the current work status was carried out by the Ministry of Health to examine various diseases along with Covid-19.
Amrit told CM that ongoing vaccination drives would be more intensified throughout the state before Chhath Mahaparv and the number of Covid-19 testing would also increase.
He said the Ministry of Health would run a door-to-door campaign on October 18, 19 and 20 to motivate people to take the second dose of their Covid-19 vaccine.
He said that recently conducted a vaccination survey in the East Chambraran district.
“The WHO, in a survey, has notified that 96 percent of people in the East Chamaran Regency have been vaccinated,” Amrit told CM.