MySuru: St Somashekhar, Mysuru District Minister and Chamarajanagar, on Thursday reviewing the Covid situation in Twin District and directing authority to focus on filtering cases allegedly in areas bordering Kerala and Tamil Nadu.
Somashekhar directed the administrative district of Chamarajanagar to intensify Screening at an examination post between countries.
He led the official meeting and reviewed the district administration in Chamarajanagar.
He praised the deputy commissioner of Chamarajnagar, Charulasa Somal, to ensure there was no surge in the case.
He said that the state government has completed the hospital with all facilities to help in handling pandemic.
During the meeting in Mysuru, DHO Dr.
KH Prasad meeting which according to the estimated experts, everyday cases tend to touch 6,974 in February.
He told the meeting that there was no lack of oxygen or bed.
Also said that Rs 20 Crore has been searched for Covid.
19 related jobs.
They said that until now Rs 10 Crore was released and Rs 4 Crore was spent.
Some MLA questioned the delay in the release of several bills related to the first wave and the two commissioners of MCC G Lakshmikantha Reddy said that all technical problems, including software problems, had been resolved and all the bills would be paid earlier.
Hunsur MLA HP Manjunath demanded school closure in rural areas.
Because parents demanded the closure of the school, Someshekhar asked the deputy commissioner to make the right decision on this after taking stock of everyday situations.
Somal was explained to the Minister of Steps initiated by the district administration, such as the opening of a 60-bed covid treatment center, keeping Oxygen 26 KL ready with adequate availability of 792 jumbo cylinders, 276 B cylinders and 200 concentrators.