Jaipur: Although it is ceasing that Covid vaccination is not mandatory in this country, the state government has intensified the pressure on the chairman of medical health workers (CMHOS) who perform poorly on people who venture and test.
Dr.
Manish Kasinalaria, Cmo Bharatpur, a district below in the amount of vaccination in the state, has been removed after he failed to do the desired number of inoculation and testing.
For the alleged gloomy performance and other administrative reasons, the Ministry of Health issued an order to immediately place the casinawar while waiting for the post order.
The Ministry of Health reviewed encouragement in the district after the Minister of Chief Justice Gehlot gave a deadline to vaccinate all over 18 years on January 31.
It has issued commands to all CMHOS, reproduction and child health workers (Rchos) to encourage people to get the first dose and the second dose if it is due before the deadline.
However, health officials said they had asked officers to increase steps to encourage people to get doses due to January 31, which are voluntary.
A command was issued by the Ministry of Health on Monday, highlighting the gloomy performance of Bharatpur in vaccination and covid testing.
Orders are read, “the progress of Covid Vaccination in Bharatpur Regency was unsatisfactory.
Until January 16, the achievement in providing the first dose of vaccination between 18+ was 83.2% of the target.
However, the average state achievement was 94.1% of the total target .
“The next command said that in vaccinating the 15-17 year population, Bharatpur only managed 49.7% of the target.
The average country in this number is 53.1%.
In the first 15 days of January, the district managed to meet only 13.5% of the target, the Order said.
“The progress is not satisfactory to see the importance of Covid vaccination when the country witnesses a surge in the case,” the command word.
Not only in vaccinations, but Bharatpur has also been found to want virus testing.
“Orders were issued to improve sampling for covid testing, but the work had not been found satisfactory.
In 15 days, 484 samples were collected per every 10 lakh populations every day in Bharatpur, which was quite less than the average state of 695.
Bharatpur’s progress has not been found Satisfying, “said Ordo.
Meanwhile, Dr.
Laxman Singh, additional CMHO, took over the cost as a cmo in Bharatpur.