Udupi: Minister Bommai visits district hospital, conducts inspection


Daijiworld Media Network – Udupi (HB)

Udupi, May 3: District in-charge minister Basavaraj Bommai visited district hospital at Ajjarkad here on Sunday May 2.

After taking rounds at the hospital, he said, “There is no shortage of ICU beds in the district hospital and private hospitals. Separate beds are arranged for SARI cases. Results in RT-PCR tests may turn out to be negative. Hence, there may be more number of SARI cases in the coming days. Hence, as many as 25 additional oxygen beds will be increased at Ajjarkad hospital. Separate beds will be arranged for Covid and SARI patients.

“More than 600 Covid cases are being reported every day in Udupi. Labs may be under pressure in the coming days. At present, only one government lab is operating here in the district. Around 3,000 swabs are being tested in pooling method. We were decided to test more swab samples. For that purpose, a suitable lab will be installed here and it will help to test 300 samples independently.

“We have instructed the monitoring of inter-state and inter-district travellers. We have confident fighting Covid by implementing 3T formula, which is Testing, Tracing and Treatment.

“The government has issued a revised order for grocery and vegetable shops. Earlier, people were panicking and the time allowed was not enough to for them to make purchases. Through this revised order, we will be able to stop overcrowding in markets,” he said.

Deputy commissioner G Jagadeesha, zilla panchayat CEO Dr Naveen Bhat, district surgeon Dr Madhusudan Nayak, Covid nodal officer Dr Prashanth Bhat, MLAs Raghupati Bhat, Sunil Kumar and Lalaji R Mendon, president of Coastal Development Authority Mattaru Ratnakar Hegde and others were present.

 

 

 

 

  

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  • Roshan Kumar, Udupi

    Mon, May 03 2021

    i had visited this hospital to check for covaxin vaccine. for my parents 4 days back. There was patient in the ambulance waiting for a bed outside the hosptial. I heard the doc ( the one in the far left in the second pic ) telling the patient family there. is no ventilator here, patient cannot be admitted. But our DC , MLA, district incharge minister all say no shortage of beds in our district. everything is under control. Its not the bed that matters i believe, its the ICU beds with. ventilators which are not available anywhere including KMC adarsha.

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  • Ranjan, Udup

    Mon, May 03 2021

    What treasure you found sir?. How many oxygen beds, ventilators, monitors. More over that name me a single intensivist in this hospital who knows about ICU management. Please recruit the qualified staff and givevthe facilities. Still you are not running out of time. How long you can depend upon KMC ?

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  • Gurka, mangaluru

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Why they need people alongwith them !! they cant walk alone and inspect

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  • Vicky, Manjeswara

    Mon, May 03 2021

    Karnataka is now in safe hands. Karamballi Raghupathi Bhat doing good job in the region. Eela Venkatramana Krupe..

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