New Delhi: Industrial Agency – CII and FICCI – have suggested a plan that is very localized for the fields affected by Covid, not a strategy throughout the country, which is related to residential beds in hospitals as well as the restriction system during a count of rising.
For example, CII has suggested a plan to only allow half of employees who are fully vaccinated in government and private offices in the case of hospital occupancy rates up to 75%.
If more beds are occupied, the number of vaccinated employees is permitted to come to the office must be cut to 30%, proposed.
Likewise, FICCI has proposed a four-storey action plan, where educational institutions are closed only if infection enters a high-risk zone where 60% of hospital beds occupied and current active cases are more than 250% of the peak of the second wave.
“We have recommended not to have a difference between essential and non-essential activities, as well as comprehensive criteria do not have barriers to industrial activities if 75% of the unit workforce is fully vaccinated,” wrote President FICCI Sanjiv Mehta for Trade and Minister of Industry Piyush Pyush .
But some proposals are related to vaccination.
For example, it allows only two vaccinated passengers in the cabin and tricycle if the risk scenario is currently by 40-60% of the bed in the hospital or 150-250% of cases are active compared to the second wavelight.
Businesses argue that switch-on, switch-off policies are linked to the number of positive cases of hurting the economy.
And the micro detention strategy will be more useful.
For sectors such as construction, hit hard, CII has proposed workers who are fully vaccinated permitted in place even if the hospital occupancy rate is more than 50%.
In addition, it is said that micro detention strategies at the level of Mohalla or villages must be dynamic, and all districts should not be subject to restrictions.
FICCI, CII focuses on the residential bed in fighting Covid
