Thiruvananthapuram: All health centers in the district have been asked to start the night ops because the Covid case increases.
Local bodies in the district were also asked to set a help desk, control room and identify places to prepare covid first lines and second-line care centers.
The decision was taken at a high-level meeting organized by Minister V Sivankutty, Antony Raju and G R Anil.
In the meeting it was decided that all local bodies had to collect the exact number of patients in each ward and monitor from the help desk founded in each local body.
On all wards, the response team will quickly be established who will monitor these patients.
The local body was given instructions to start the kitchen community in those places needed.
Covid patient monitoring mechanism will be fully entrusted with the local body.
The rapid response team must also ensure that all children between groups of age 15 and 17 are vaccinated by collecting their details.
The rapid response team must also ensure that drugs are filled with their region’s health care centers.
Local bodies must also release enough funds to buy drugs and other important commodities for their region’s health care center.
The steps have been taken to ensure that all who have submitted Covid compensation receive it.
The meeting observed that those who had not submitted the earliest compensation yet.
For this all village offices in the district will work on this Sunday.
There is no BPL or App Divide in registering to get this compensation and everyone meets the requirements for it.
Facilities have been made at the Akshaya Center also to accept this application.
People can also immediately register via relief.kerala.gov.in.
Meanwhile, the Navjot Khoso District collector has been tested positively and therefore he handed over allegations to ADM E Mohammad Saheer.
The Mayor of Arya Rajendran was also tested positive before.
He along with his father and mother had been tested positively.
Local bodies are urged to involve covid care
