New Delhi: Speaker Lok Sabha Om Birla on Saturday asked a non-governmental organization to work to spread the awareness of the appropriate Covid behavior in the community to avoid the risk of the third wave, stating that civil society acted as a bridge between the government and the bridge of people.
Birla also emphasizes the need to produce work by these organizations for those who have lost their jobs due to Covid-19 pandemic.
Overcoming the event organized by Rotary Club from Delhi South virtually, Birla said, “Pandemic is not over and it is our responsibility to spread social awareness about Covid-19 behavior that is appropriate to avoid the third coronavirus wave.” We must prepare ourselves to meet future challenges by developing adequate health care infrastructure in small cities and cities.
“It should have been trying to create medical infrastructure in areas that lack countries where even the government has not yet reached, he said, add, civil society such as rotary.
Enter medical infrastructure in areas that lack so that people who are less able to be protected from future pandemics.” We can fight this global pandemic when all civil society and other institutions support the government’s efforts, “he said.
Birla urged the new management of the Rotary Club team from Delhi South led by the President of Anil K to work towards the generation of work for slums and also adopted several village.
He said employers such as agarwal must also help promote products made by the industry of women and lodges to increase ‘atmanirbhar bharat abhiyan’.
In addition, he also said focus attention must be included in the field of women’s literacy, environmental protection, skills development and disadvantage Nutrition.
Comprehensive vision needs to be done to achieve this goal, he added.
Share details about the initiative, Agarwal said the organization has played a role in the establishment of a Rotary Cancer Hospital in AIIMS, the first blood bank in New Delhi, an eradication polio program in India.
Skills development workshops for women, eye testing, free glasses / medical treatment and cataract surgery are regulated regularly, said agarwal, add, oxygen concentrator, oxygen plant plant, free food, and hand washing soap, gloves, ppe masks, provided during a pandemic ,