Prayagraj: With Magh Mela’s health authority claimed that the covid short infection cycle during the third wave, the medical team had intensified the collection of kalpwasis samples twice a week.
Through the strength of the kalpwasis that arrived at the edge of the Ganges to carry out the long month of Kalpwas, half compared to the previous year, Mela authorities did not leave the stone missed to examine the spread of deadly diseases.
Additional Nodal Officers and Chief Medical Officers, Dr.
Rishi Sahai admitted that this year, there were fewer number of Kalpwasis (estimated 18,000) camping in Mela Magh compared to last year (40,000) and we had intensified the collection of samples twice a week to examine the spread of disease, The once in 10 days of the period last year.
In addition, special vaccination camps are being established in Mela Campus – each sector – to vaccinate Kalpwasis which has scheduled dates for the second dose or a dose of prudence as long as they live in the Mela region.
Dr.
Sahai claimed that Covid Care Cards (CCC) would help the health team to track their health status during the month they stayed for a long time on Mela campus.
Mela Magh, which began on January 14 will end on March 1.
He also added, “We have represented a total of 12 medical teams to compile the health status of Kalpwasis who will visit their camps concerned twice to check Covid status.
According to the current scenario that applies, said Dr.
Sahai, covid infection cycle three to Four days this time and remembering this, we have increased the encouragement of check-drives in the camps of the saints, fortune tellers and camping in the Mela area.
Every individual / camping organization in Mela land has also been urged to contact health officials if they see There are people who have a Covid-19 infection symptom.
The health team also conducts testing through antigen and RTPCR tests on the Mela campus.
Apart from spreading the thermal scanning team at 15 entry points.