Ghaziabad: The state government has issued a standard operating procedure (SOP) to make a special 10 day drive from September 7 to prepare a list of people over 45 years who have missed Covid-19 vaccinations and children who have been passed by their regular immunization.
Under the campaign, the Ministry of Health team will work on polio police lines of micro plans and stickers in the house surveyed.
The team will also look for people who suffer from sari (severe acute respiratory infection) and “mysterious” fever that has affected several countries.
In addition, they will conduct a door-to-door survey to ask people who suffer from tuberculosis.
On Thursday, Chief Medical Officer (CMO) Dr.
Bhatosh Shankhdhar said preparations for special campaigns had begun.
Supervisors, already trained to the SOP government, will now instruct their team members on Friday and Saturday.
Asha and Anganwadi workers, meanwhile, will be issued for door-to-door surveys in rural areas.
To be done from 8am to 2 noon, during the survey, the team will fill out a questionnaire provided by the government.
Team members were also asked to examine cider patients with pulse oximeter and submit information to responsible medical officers and zonal officers through supervisors immediately.
Such patients will be accepted to dedicate a Covid-19 quarantine unit.
District judge in all states, meanwhile, has been asked to hold a district assignment group meeting on Friday along with officials from the Ministry of Health, Panchayati Raj, rural development, integrated child development scheme, the Ministry of Forestry, Ministry of Forestry, Ministry of Agriculture, NGO, NGO, NGO, NGO, World Health Organization (WHO) and UNICEF.
The state government has also directed each district to prepare micro plans to work with the Ministry of Health, who and UNICEF.
SOP is issued for the 10-day drive for those with no doses in group 45+
