Ranchi: The day after the Expert Committee, which was based on the National Institute of Cascent Management, warned the third wave of Covid which will soon occur in October and seek better medical readiness for children who might be at the same risk as adults, countries The section of the Ministry of Health conducts Jharkhand preparedness reviews to overcome the third wave.
Speaking with TOI after a review meeting, MD National Health Mission Unit, Umashankar Singh, said, “Our readiness for the third wave is completely synchronized with the expected advancement.
We have completed the setting of the Pediatric Intensive Unit (Trigger) bed in all 24 districts.
There are several The gap in several districts regarding the ICU and the district authority concerned has been directed to ensure that this gap is completed in a month.
“According to the State Health Department, a total of 1,180 beds equipped with oxygen for pediatric patients have been set throughout the state and a total of 307, from 455 high bed dependency unit (HDU), has been arranged for adult patients.
In the icus, a total of 12,795 beds has been arranged throughout the state.
However, some districts have been left behind in completing work according to the set targets and they have been asked to accelerate.
“Six districts fell from their target with 30 beds.
They were asked to finish work within a month,” a senior official, who attended the meeting, provided that the anonymity said.
The meeting also took labor requirements, the availability of ventilators and drugs, among others, and the deputy commissioner and the civil surgeon concerned had been asked to fill the earliest gap.
After contact, the head of the State IDSP Dr.
Praveen Kankn said, “All aspects of our readiness for the third wave will come in the meeting and we concentrate not only to improve our infrastructure facilities but also employ adequate workforce and ensure that drugs are available Of course.
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