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Sunday 22 November 2020

Corona's rampant in Ahmedabad:Outcry over 80 cases in a single society in Bopal

Corona's rampant in Ahmedabad:Outcry over 80 cases in a single society in Bopal




The building has been sealed with a total of 60 cases coming together at the Safal Premises Society in South Bopal, Ahmedabad, with a long line for corona testing under the Vakil Bridge in Bopal next to it.

Now private hospitals have started calling patients and filling their beds even if the oxygen level is not low

AMC instructed 108 service to take patients from the same family to the same hospital
A meeting of high officials was held regarding the situation in Ahmedabad


Ritsar's corona has exploded in Bopal area of ​​Ahmedabad city. A total of 80 crore positive cases have come together in the Safar Parisar Society in the South Bopal area. According to the details received, the team of Ahmedabad muni. Has run after this news. A total of 80 cases were reported in Safal Campus-1, 42 and 38 in 2. Muni.a has brought the building into the containment zone. The fact that such a large number of cases have come to a single residential colony in Ahmedabad is a big sign that the positive wave of Corona has started again. There are also indications that a massive corona testing campaign will be launched in the Bopal area in the coming days.




Illegal filling of beds in private hospitals The
number of cases of corona eruption in Ahmedabad is on the rise. There are discussions in government and private hospitals about missing beds for new patients. 


A meeting of officials was then held to review the serious situation of the corona transition in the city and how many beds are vacant in hospitals. The meeting also discussed the illegal activity being carried out by private hospitals in the city to fill beds.



A total of 1500 beds vacant in government and private hospitals in the
city ​​New patients of Corona in Ahmedabad city are now being shifted to hospitals in Anand, Karamsad or Gandhinagar for treatment as there are no vacancies in government hospitals. Arrangements have been made to add another 300 beds to the city's SVP hospital yesterday. 




A total of 1500 beds in government and private hospitals in the city were found vacant at the meeting. In addition, a total of 90 per cent beds are vacant in the kidney department in civil. At present 703 patients are undergoing treatment at the Civil Hospital, Ahmedabad. 


A total of 250 patients are undergoing treatment at the UN Mehta Kidney Department and Cancer. All patients have been brought to the ICU in critical condition. Doctors say that changes in the symptoms of coronary heart disease can now have an effect on the kidneys.




108 The service was instructed to take members of the same family to the same hospital

Action will be taken against illegal activities of private hospitals
Officials including Additional Chief Secretary of the State Rajiv Gupta and AMC Commissioner Mukesh Kumar met here today. At the meeting, he said that illegal activities were going on in the city by private hospitals to fill up empty beds by calling patients who did not need or even had low oxygen levels. Such hospitals have been reported to the AMC. 



Therefore, the administrators of such hospitals are primarily advised to refrain from such activity. This is because such activities are likely to create a shortage of artificial hospital beds in the city. The matter has also been brought to the notice of the Medical Association. Under no circumstances will the artificial scarcity of beds be taken into account.



More beds will be made available in 10 hospitals in the
city. Currently, 8 to 10 private hospitals in the city are also being requisitioned as covid hospitals. So that new patients can be easily treated and more beds can be made available.









More beds will be made available in 10 hospitals in the city

Instruction to take members of the same family to the same hospital The
108 service has been instructed by the AMC to take patients from the same family to the same hospital as far as possible. However, it has also appealed to draw attention to any individual cases that come to light.

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