Pune: The Minister of Health of Rajesh Topes on Thursday told TII that the government did not plan to increase any sidewalk after Ganeshotsav because the weekly part of the state of the state for the seven-day period ended on September 15 was 2.63% – a little less than preceding Week 2.67%.
“Until now, the daily case is in the range of 4,000-4,500 in Maharashtra.
We discussed long with the chairman of the Minister of Uddhav Thackeray after a cabinet meeting.
Until now, we did not plan to introduce new restrictions, but there would be a close watch on the hike suddenly Arriving in cases, especially in the districts that are a concern, “he said.
Tope said there might be a little increase in the case next week, after the celebration.
The Ministry of Health of the State Public has issued guidelines for increasing testing and vaccination in his anticipation, he said.
“We have instructed the districts – districts that did not carry out enough tests to increase it and ensure adequate testing infrastructure there for that.
Detailed records have been issued by the department for all collectors and commissioners.
They must follow it.
Along with the testing, vaccination scale too will increase, “he said.
The Minister of Health said there should be no guard-lowering during the celebration.
Along with the existing restrictions, it emphasizes keeping the tab close to every increase in cases in certain areas.
“Strict surveillance must continue,” Tope said.
Following the central advisor to the State to warn extra during the celebration of Ganesh, the Maharashtra government has issued strict directives to ensure that there is no crowding for the entire period of the festival.
Surveillance State Expert Dr.
Pradip Awate said they maintained a close watch if there was a sudden increase in any case.
He said the samples of genome sequencing were being sent as protocols.
There are no further additions to 103 Delta Plus cases registered in the state in the last week of August.
At the test front, Awate said the district that registered low testing was pulled up.
The collectors have been directed to take action against laboratories that do not update positive and negative Covid test reports within 24 hours of the Indian Medical Council portal (ICMR), he added.