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‘Adherence to Covid guidelines must to check infection rate’
Bhubaneswar, Apr 16: DMET Director Dr CBK Mohanty on Friday said the rise in Covid 19 positive cases in the second wave can be checked if people strictly follow Covid guidelines in everyday life.
“People are not following Covid norms. We all have to remain conscious. We all have to use face mark, sanitize hands frequently and maintain social distancing. We must not allow the virus to remain live in human community,” said Dr Mohanty, a noted physician.
He said experts have contended that the infection rate will have a declining trend from May. He said nothing can be said on the death rate due to Covid. The infection rate in the second wave is higher than that of the first wave. The death rate may be less,” he said.
Dr Mohanty informed that Odisha has adequate quantities of Favipiravir and Remdesvir medicines, which are used in treatment of serious Covid patients.
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Panel formed to check hoarding of medicines in Odisha
Bhubaneswar, Apr 16: The State Government on Friday constituted a State-level committee, comprising Addl DGP, CID, CB as Chairman, a Joint Secretary of the Health Department and State Drugs Controller as Member-Convenor, to check hoarding and black-marketing of essential medical supplies in the
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