Patna: Although the trend rises the number of cases of Covid-19 and Uttar Pradesh adjacent and some other countries impose restrictions as precautions, Bihar CM Nitish Kumar on Saturday said there was no need to impose nighttime hours in the state of the state now.
“The situation in Bihar is far better than some other states.
It doesn’t need to impose night hours at Bihar until now,” said Nitish after a bouquet of the size of the life of the former PM Atal Bihari Vajpayee on his birthday opportunities at Payatiputra Park here.
Governor Phagu Chauhan, Deputy CM Tarkishore Prasad, a number of ministers paid a flower tribute to Vajpayee on the function of the country held in Pataliputra Park.
Although there are no cases Omicron so far recorded in Bihar, the State Health Department has prepared a strong plan to examine the possibility of the third wave of pandemic.
This has formed six state-level officer and doctor committees to monitor testing, contract search, insulation and treatment of covid patients.
A few weeks ago, Nitish had a meeting with the Health Department official to discuss the threat of Omicron.
He has asked health officials to maintain complete supervision throughout the state.