Nandurbar’s third district in Maharashtra free covid

Nashik: The decline in Covid cases in many parts of Maharashtra has begun to reflect in the districts that are free of infectious diseases.
On Thursday, the Nandurbar district dominated by tribes in Maharashtra Utara became free Covid, the third in the state after Bhandara and Dhule.
The overall decline in the case has produced ten districts in the state – Amravati, Akola, Container, Buldhana, Wardha, Gondia, Chandrapur, Gadchiroli, Hingoli and Nanded – shows less than 100 active cases on Wednesday night.
Covid cases in the Nandurbar district have become causes of concern during the second wave of pandemic.
The last Covid patient in Nandurbar was expelled from a private hospital in the city of Nandurbar on Wednesday afternoon.
Nandurbar has a population of more than 16 lakh.
“The second wave of deadly pandemics in our district is compared to the first.
Local administration rose to the opportunity to curb the spread of the virus,” said Minister of Guard K C C C C C Divi to Ti.
Divi acknowledged that the administration initially faced infrastructure and labor constraints due to a sharp increase in everyday cases during the second wave.
“The state government extends assistance by providing funds to improve medical infrastructure in this district.
People also followed the forced restrictions,” he said.
The first wave in Nandurbar, which opened on April 17, saw 9,523 Covid cases.
But in the second wave, the total case is 28177, three times more.
Even the death toll in the second wave (726) was much higher than the first (224).
“Nandurbar is one of the Covid hotspots in April-May this year, when the active case is more than 9,000.
There are days when positive daily cases are more than 1,200.
We have a shortage of beds in Nandurbar’s civil hospital, which is wrong One main covid maintenance facility in this district.
We must continue with Vigil because there is a third wave prediction, “said the Civil Surgeon district of Dr.
Rasunath Bhoye.
They face challenges convincing tribes with symptoms such as Covid to be tested and treated for this disease.
However, the former District collector Dr.
Rajendra Bharud, along with the Ministry of Health, deployed field staff to carry out strong contacts in villages and patients with wasolated without symptoms or other facilities in village schools and other facilities.
Administration stops patient home insulation.
IAS Officer Manaha Khatri recently replaced Bharud as a district collector.
“Nandurbar is the only district in Maharashtra Northern which has a covid treatment train at the train station to recognize and treat covid patients lightly because the covid care center in the district is full,” Kenang Bhoye.
Additional civilian Surgeon Dr.
Kanrao Satpute said that strong testing and positive contact contacts for more than four months this year produced results.
“We are currently doing more than 500 tests every day but we will soon increase testing if new cases begin to appear in the district,” he added.