Chandigarh: When the case of dengue fever is increasing in Haryana, there are reports on the lack of platelet kits, medical devices specifically designed for collecting and separation of plasma rich in platelets from the blood.
Thrombocytes, thus gathered it is very important to treat dengue fever patients if the condition deteriorates.
As a result, both patients are asked to regulate plasma from their sources through private hospitals or are forgiven by God when it comes to platelets.
The source said an officer a patient had to issue Rs 15,000 for plasma units with donors through a private hospital.
Some officers were forced to recognize patients in private hospitals, said sources.
“Every day, we entertain 10-15 requests for platelet contributions; 90% comes from patients treated in private hospitals, ” said Vipinpreet Khalsa, head of a group of donors in Panchkula, Ambala and Kurukshetra.
Until Monday morning, the number of dengue fever patients.
This year has passed 7,300 Has run out of platelet kits including Panchkula, Kurukshetra, Karnal, Yamunanangar, Kaital, Sonipat, Hisar, Fatehaba and Faridabad.
The Government’s movement of Haryana to provide a single donor platelets for free at the government hospital also caused its shortcomings.
Previously, the government had charged around RS 8500 per kit for a blood separator kit.
The shortcomings have brought government ministers and communities An annealed VIJ in the opposition fire row.
“This lack is another failure of the Ministry of Health and Minister of Health.
Again, it has been proven that lip service turns out to be bigger than action.
They have time since September, but they never plan to get a kit,” said Rohit Jain, Treasurer of Congress Haryana.
Haryana faced the lack of platelet kits
