Hyderabad: With Covid-19 cases see trends in the state, the Telangana High Court on Monday decided that all courts would shift to virtual mode.
It also repeats the previous direction to the government to increase the number of tests per day carried out in the state.
Head of Satish Losses Chandra Sharma and Justice Abhinand Kumar Shavili heard Covid-19 Pils clutch and look for fresh status reports about the situation of the pandemic on January 24.
This case will appear to hear again on January 25.
Responding to complaints with advocates representing the applicant that higher instructions for the High Court, including one lakh test per day, not implemented, Advocate General BS Prasad said that they had followed all the direction of the High Court.
“We obey all the instructions given by this court.
As far as one lats test per day concerned, officials on the ground have some practical difficulties.
Because some insult petitions were submitted in the High Court because they did not do one lakh.
Test per day, we challenge That direction was at the Supreme Court.
We obey all the other directions given by the High Court, “said AG.
Not only that, there is a series of guidelines and directions from the Central Ministry of Health, ICMR, etc.
“We followed them too.
Even in connection with the number of tests too, we have increased it from 30,000 to 90,000 per day,” he said.
The government has directed all educational institutions in the state to conduct online classes until the end of this month.
“This is to stop the spread of the omicron variant,” AG said.
The bench then directs the state government to increase the test and also to follow the central guidelines without any deviation.
Health authorities must submit their status reports on January 24.