Mumbai: Head of Maharashtra Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Sunday urged opposition parties not to protest the reopening of the temple in the middle of the Pandemic Covid-19.
“Don’t agitate to reopen the temples but do it against Covid-19,” said Minister of Chief without nominating the Party of Bharatiya Janata (BJP) and Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) today.
During the interaction with doctors throughout Maharashtra and members of the task force, Thackeray said: “There was a surge in the Covid-19 case after last year’s festival.
I asked all to avoid crowding …
wearing a face mask important even after vaccination.” Furthermore He highlights that the state government has strengthened health infrastructure.
“I have asked the government to increase the capacity of oxygen to 3000 mt,” he said.
Mentioning other diseases such as dengue and malaria, the minister’s chairman said: “cases of dengue and malaria fever also increased but the symptoms are different this time.
Therefore, such patients must undergo a Covid-19 test because it will be easily detected earlier if found.
“” With the increase in Covid-19 patients there will be limitations in carrying oxygen from other countries too, so we have to step over our efforts to fight the third wave, “he said.
Chief Secretary Maharashtra Sitaram Kunte said: “We plan to establish 450 PSA oxygen plants and we also plan to build a storage plant throughout the state.
The last time we import oxygen from other states but this time we build our capacity.” Speaking in the situation Covid-19 in the State, Vyas Pradeep Vyas, Health Secretary said: “Due to a decrease in the case of Coronavirus in the state, we have lowered testing.
We need to see it and increase testing.
Pune, Ahmednagar, Satara and Sindhudurg have the highest positive level contributing to 70 percent of the total cases in the state.
Cases in Mumbai also increased, “he said.
Maharashtra has reported 4,130 new Coronavirus cases and 64 deaths on Saturday, according to the State Health Department.