AHMEDABAD: The outbreak of Mucormycosis has been prevalent within the nation and its particular instances also have been observed in the country and continues to be announced epidemic by the country as well central authorities under the Epidemic Act 1897. Gujarat chief minister Vijay Rupani formed a taskforce of 11 professional physicians with the aim of preserving uniformity in the treatment as well only therapy formulation of Mucormycosis from the nation. The routine and guidelines of therapy is going to be determined by this committee during constant consultation. Government has begun separate wards are started from the all civil associations notably in Ahmedabad, Vadodara, Surat, Rajkot, Bhavnagar, Jamnagar for treating these patients. Arrangements have been made by the health area to give immediate treatment for individuals affected by this disorder. The Chief Minister also has advocated that the health area to take particular care in the district and urban level to stop the spread of this illness. Not just that, regardless of the omnipresent decrease in the amount of shots needed to deal with the disorder, the state government has taken precautionary steps. Because of that disperse of Mucormycosis from the country was prevented. Following are the specifics of the findings from this State Health Department concerning the treatment of individuals, gender and age in Gujarat in addition to some other issues in the circumstance of the disorder. From the total reported instances of Mucormycosis so much in the country, 81.6percent patients are now undergoing treatment in a variety of hospitals in the country, while 14.3percent of patients have regained and 4.1percent of individuals have dead. Concerning age group, just 0.5percent of these patients have been under 18 decades old, 28.4percent are between 18 and 45 decades old, 46.3percent are between 45 and 60 decades old and 24.9percent are over 60 decades old. The incidence of this disease is greater in men compared to female and 67.1percent of the overall patients reported thus far are male while 32.9percent are female. Just 33.5% of individuals with this disorder had oxygen through corona therapy. While 66.5percent of individuals didn’t require oxygen. From the total reported sufferers, 59.00% sufferers had been discovered to have diabetes, 22.1percent patients were discovered to possess immunocompromised illnesses while 15.2percent patients were discovered to have comorbid disease. 49.5percent patients have been given steroid treatment during therapy of corona whereas 50.5percent patients didn’t require steroid treatment. The particular task force made by the state government includes 11 specialists-doctors from several state hospitals in addition to medical schools of Medical, ENT, Ophthalmology as well Medicine departments. The special task force Consists of Additional Manager and Dean of Government Dental College of Ahmedabad, Dr. Girish Parmar, Dr. Kamlesh Upadhyay B.J. Medical College, Civil Hospital Medicine Department, ENT of B.J. Medical College Dr. Bella Prajapati, Ophthalmologist of M&J Institute of Ophthalmology Ahmedabad,” Dr. Hansa Thakkar, Department of Medicine, Government Medical College, Surat Dr. Ashwin Vasava, Dr. Anand Chaudhry of ENT division of Government Medical College, Surat, Dr. B. I. Goswami of MP Shah Medical College, Jamnagar division of medication, Rajkot’s P.D.U. Medical College’s ENT division Dr. Sejal Mistry,” Dr. Niti Seth Ophthalmologist of Rajkot’s P.D.U. medical faculty, Dr. Sushil oza in ENT division of Government Medical College, Bhavnagar also Ophthalmologist of Government Medical College, Bhavnagar Dr. Nilesh V. Parekh.