Ahmedabad: The Government of Gujarat on Monday informs the Supreme Court that the government has up to now receiving around 12,718 applications that have been received 6,515 claims and payments have been made.
The state government also convinced the judges that it would make a payment on the rest of the application before December 10, when the APEX court is scheduled to hear this problem further.
The official Covid death toll in Gujarat, as stated by the government, is 10,095 so far.
According to this submission, 2,623 more applications for Covid death claims have been made so far.
Covid compensation has become a controversial problem in the state when experts believe that the actual number of people who surrendered to Covid can be much higher which is expected to produce higher claims for ex gratia equal to rs 50,000.
“The simple reason for this is that the state, citing the ICMR guidelines, only counting those who do not have a Covid death.
Others are abolished because of death caused by heart failure, respiratory infections, kidney failure, multi-organ failure, etc.
The actual number will only be known after the assessment of all claims submitted to the State Authority, “City said in the city of the epidemiologist.
According to official figures, Ahmedabad has recorded the highest death rate (3,411), followed by a letter (1,957), Vadodara (788) and Rajkot (726).
In the past, former Minister of Chief Vijay Rupani had refused claims about Covid’s death reporting.
“The method of recording Covid death has been determined by ICMR and all countries, including Gujarat, following it.
Other countries also do not record the death of co-morbid patients as Covid fatality,” said Kantani.
Meanwhile, after a lot of encouragement by the Supreme Court for his procedure to withdraw the ex-Gratia compensation in Covid’s death, the Gujarat government on Monday told the APEX court about the procedure changed.
The APEX court asked the government to extensively publish that the causes of death mentioned in the death certificate would not be the only criteria.
After reading the revised procedure adopted by the Government of Gujarat, Judge and BV Nagaratha were directed, “The state must provide a broad publicity in connection with the online portal, specified format, information relating to the complaints regulation committee in each district, Municipal Corporation Area and information that To get ex Gratia compensation the only requirement is a positive RT-PCR report and death in 30 days.
The cause of death mentioned in the death certificate will not be the only criterion.
“During hearing, the state government proposed that the exclusive online portal has been made And it’s in the public domain from December 3.
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