New Delhi: Delhi Disaster Management Authority requested civilian authority to carry out aggressive and targeted supervision and testing for Covid-19 and overcome the Coronavirus wave trend.
Experts at the DDMA meeting on Friday asked the Ministry of Health to conduct sero surveys that consider expanded epidemiological dimensions to identify vulnerable collections and increase the sequencing efforts of the genome to prioritize covid vaccination.
Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal led the DDMA meeting to review the Covid situation in Delhi and the city’s readiness for the coming months.
Also present was the chairman of the Minister of Arvind Kelamwal, Deputy CM Manish Sisodia, Minister of Health Satyendar Jain and Minister of Kailash Gahlot, Head of Secretary of Niti Aayog, Commissioner of Police Delhi, Director of AIIMS Dr.
Randeep Guleria and Professor Balram Bhargava from ICMR.
It is recommended at the meeting that the convenience provided by the current controlled situation must be used to conduct sophisticated serological surveys that take into account the epidemiological dimensions that are calculated to identify the vulnerable collection and increase genome sequencing efforts with the aim of prioritizing different group vaccination.
“The Ministry of Health has been advised to plan an advanced sero survey with expanded epidemiological dimensions,” said a government official.
Experts appreciate the efforts made to achieve and maintain Covid status today where the overall position of the overall remains below 0.1% for a very long time after the peak of the resurrection towards the third week of April.
DDMA emphasizes sustainable mounds and caution because when the Covid situation remains under control for a long time there is a chance that the district authority will be satisfied and let slip stiffness slips.
Every weakness in the vigil and carefully can trigger a surge in infection.
Experts suggest that all steps relating to preparedness for all possible infections, in terms of hospital infrastructure and the availability of oxygen and drugs, must be applied and operationalized at the end of August.
DDMA also reaffirms the need for sustainable testing, treats and tracks strategies and ensures constant vigil and enforcement of covid behavior.
During the latest reviews about the situation of the pandemic in the city, the Ministry of Health was asked to ensure the commissioning of all PSA oxygen factories, liquid medical oxygen storage tank and the latest Cryogenic bottling on August 31 and made provisions for adequate drug buffers to treat covid and black mushrooms.
DDMA is looking for intense testing for Covid to avoid a surge
