Hyderabad: Telangana High Court on Friday strives to find out from the state government about why authorities speak in terms of closing college in one hand while reopening schools from January 31 on the other.
Chief Justice Chief Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice Abhinand Kumar Shavili looked for a reply from the government in February 3.
Bench, hearing a number of pills related to Covid-19, also looking for detailed affidavit from the Director of Public Health Dr.
G Srinivasa Rao at the facilities expanded by expanded facilities The government to the people in facing the third wave effectively.
Appearing for one of the applicants, Senior Advisor L Ravi Chander said that although some promises made by the government to court about developing health infrastructure to meet the needs of children, not many have been done on the ground.
Even now, the Niloufer Hospital is a single children’s hospital for the entire state.
“Imagine the situation of parents from Adilabad if they shift the child who was hit by a virus to the nilouphere in Hyderabad urged,” he said.
Dr.
Srinivasa Rao, who was present before the court virtually made an effort to eliminate the fear.
“There are a number of hospitals throughout the state.
We have established more than 6,000 oxygen beds in various government hospitals, including niloupher.
Most of them are ICU beds.
Examples of children who are hospitalized are very low.
In niloufer, not much acceptance.
During the second wave, children’s acceptance has not crossed 5 percent of receipts, “he said.
Kowturu’s advice Pavan Kumar said that the state government must prepare a separate kit for children.
Many people are now satisfied with the false idea that Covid-19 has turned into a normal flu and ignores even the norm of isolation.
“The government must send messages on time to people from time to time,” he said.
Chikkudu Prabhakar’s other advice expressed concern about the possibility of a virus that spreads such as fire during Sammakka Sarakka Jatara in February where one crore people tend to gather on the banks of the Godavari river.
He remembered how Kumbh Mela’s people ended up as a corpse on Ganga in the second wave and urged the court to direct the government to ensure that a unfortunate situation did not appear here.