Nagpur: On Saturday, the first person placed in institutional isolation according to the new rules was sent back from the MLA Covid treatment center after he swab both, collected 10 days after the first, tested negatively.
The man was placed in institutional isolation on August 25 after Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) stopped home isolation for covid patients without symptoms.
The man has been suggested as an isolation of a house of seven days again, officials said.
Patient patients must be shifted to AIIMS Nagpur when they develop mild symptoms.
Some fever, cough and hypertension.
As a result, they can no longer be stored in CCC.
Now, the CCC has around 15 patients with about three more reception takes place on Saturday night.
Although more than 14 people have been tested positively in the past three days, the Zonal Civic team has enabled house isolation in the rules of exception from revised policies.
People in asymptomatic beds and pregnant women are given release from institutional isolation.
They were recognized on the CCC had to stay there until the second RPCR sample test was negative.
Patients who develop symptoms shift to AIims-Nagpur from where they can choose private hospitals according to availability, Nodal officers Dr.
Varsh Deosthale said.
Automatic samples of three patients were collected on Saturday and the results would determine their debit.
Dr.
Deosthale said that the samples of RPCR salt salt swab were also collected from patients immediately after entering in CCC.
NMC has been tied with the CSIR-neeri environmental virological lab to carry out this patient genome sequencing.
Samples are not only these patients but also from those who are testing positive in the group being placed under the supervision to keep the tab on the new variant.
So, neeri has reported only Delta variants and sub-lineages.
Towards the second wave, the Lab has done all genomes and report the Delta variant behind the acceleration of cases in the city.
One out, five patients were sent to AIIMS from MLA CCC
