Parliamentary Secretary and MLA Vikas Upadhyay on Monday, Dr. AIIMS Director Dr. Took a meeting of all the big doctors including Nitin M Nagerkar. He reviewed Corona’s preparedness to face a third face in the future by meeting at AIIMS. Vikas Upadhyay told the doctors of AIIMS that the promptness with which the AIIMS family worked during the Corona period cannot be forgotten. The doctors of AIIMS have played an important role in providing relief to the victims. Now we need to be prepared to fight the third phase of this infection. AIIMS doctors said that they are fully prepared to face any such situation.
Vikas Upadhyay will also meet Health Minister TS Singhdev in a detailed discussion in this regard on Monday evening. Vikas Upadhyay has started preparations to get rid of the potential third face people of Corona. Today he reached AIIMS in this regard. He today directed Dr. AIIMS Director in this regard. Discussion with expert practitioners of various departments including Nagerkar. He asked the doctors, today we have crossed the second phase of infection in Chhattisgarh, but cannot rule out the possibility of a third phase. Meanwhile, the way the number of patients with black and white fungus is increasing, what is the preparation of AIIMS? What is the arrangement of medicines, in the future if this infection happens to children, then how many children can be given treatment, they discussed all these things with the doctors.
AIIMS doctors gave a detailed information to Vikas Upadhyay. He said that AIIMS is fully prepared for the third wave of infection. Especially if this infection affects children, AIIMS is fully prepared that they have already been arranged for ICU, NICU, PNICU as per requirement. Doctors also said, AIIMS can increase the emergency related medical system as per the requirement, which has also been prepared. He said, AIIMS has enough medicine and necessary injection system for black and white fungus. Doctors informed Vikas Upadhyay that the number of infected patients of the second wave has reduced to a great extent. Most ICUs and ventilators are empty, despite our preparations for any kind of new infected. Vikas Upadhyay thanked the doctors of AIIMS and praised his contribution in this transition period.
