Now patients with mild and low intensity initial symptoms can be discharged from the hospital ten days after admission. If they did not have fever for three days before being discharged. Not only this, after being discharged from the hospital, such people will stay in home isolation for seven days. At the same time, patients with acute and moderate symptoms of corona, who have symptoms in three days, and oxygen saturation is above 95 percent for the next four days, then such patients will also be discharged without examination ten days after admission.

While discharging from the hospital, it will also be seen that the patient does not have fever without taking fever medicine, has no breathing problem and does not need oxygen. On the other hand, if the patient is on oxygen support and after three days his symptoms do not end and he needs oxygen support, then they will also be seen before discharging that they have symptoms of corona and for three days it will be without oxygen support. If you are maintaining oxygen saturation, then there will be no need to check them while discharging from the hospital.

Only serious patients and immuno-compromised patients such as HIV patients, cancer patients and patients who have been transplanted earlier will be seen on clinical recovery while discharged from the hospital and a corona examination will also be done. They will be discharged from the hospital only after the corona examination comes negative.

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Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said in a meeting held at his government residence on Sunday that the health department and administration should not take any kind of laxity or negligence in connection with the infection of Kovid-19. Contact tracing should be done at Lucknow district level to prevent the rate of infection. Door-to-door survey should not be confined. While giving instructions to increase the beds of Kovid to 200 in Lokbandhu Hospital, he said that human resources should be made available immediately as per the need.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath inquired about the situation from the doctors in charge of Civil, Lokbandhu, Balrampur and Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Hospital. Directed the Director of SGPGI to visit Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia Institute of Medical Sciences and meet with the in-charge of RML, Civil, Lokbandhu, Balrampur to develop an SOP for treatment of Kovid-19. He said that the Divisional Commissioner, Lucknow and Chief Medical Officer of Lucknow should attend this meeting. Then that SOP will be implemented across the state.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that people from every district of the state come to Lucknow for treatment. Special attention needs to be paid to control infection of Kovid-19 and communicable diseases during the rainy season. Health department and administration will have to work with alertness and vigilance. Make the police-administration aware of masks, physical distance, cleanliness etc. from the public address system in all 110 wards of Lucknow. Take enforcement action too strongly. Mask or face cover is also mandatory for customers in petrol pumps and commercial establishments. He also asked to consider placing the Kovid-19 infected person in home isolation.

Buy a new ambulance or get personal help: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said that the district administration should take the services of Asha worker, Anganwadi workers and others for door-to-door survey. Buy a new ambulance or hire a private ambulance as per your need. District administration should meet every week with Indian Medical Association and Nursing Association. Also, decide that the Kovid-Non Kovid patients should not stay in the holding area for more than 15 minutes. Hospitals in all districts should have adequate beds and dedicated teams should work.

Immediately appoint Chief Secretary DG Health: The post of Director General Health in the state is still running vacant. The other officer is given responsibility as caretaker. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed the Chief Secretary RK Tiwari to appoint Director General Health immediately.

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Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Wednesday reviewed the arrangements related to the lockdown and return of migrant workers and workers at his government residence. After this, in an interaction with reporters at Lok Bhavan, Additional Chief Secretary Home Avnish Kumar Awasthi said that CM Yogi has once again appealed that workers and workers do not travel on foot, two-wheelers and trucks. It is not safe from anywhere. Be patient, the government is reaching all the needy. Pulse oximeters being provided at the district level will make it easier to get information on the primary level of corona infection.

Additional Chief Secretary Home Avnish Kumar Awasthi said that the Chief Minister has given instructions that all the Mandalayukt should regularly monitor the arrangements for sending migrant workers and workers by bus to their home district after arrival of Shramik Special trains in their respective divisions. Public facilities should be taken care of in this. The Chief Minister said that pure and quality food and drinking water should be made available to migrant workers and workers as soon as they enter the state’s border. After this, after testing their health, arrangements should be made to get them safely and safely to their destination.

Additional Chief Secretary Home Avnish Kumar Awasthi said that apart from trains, migrant workers and workers are being brought from Haryana by 400 buses every day. Arrangements have to be made to provide employment to all migrant workers and workers coming to Uttar Pradesh. The CM has directed the officials of the industry and MSME to prepare the skilling data of the migrants and also give them the benefit of skill development program based on the data. In future, an employment plan is being prepared for employment based on website and mobile number.

Yogi’s thousand trains ran on Twitter too

Since the applicable lockdown of the country due to Corona epidemic, the number of labor special trains reaching Uttar Pradesh has been reaching beyond 1000. Meanwhile, on Wednesday evening, the hashtag Yogi’s thousand trains on Twitter India continued to trend in the top. The user praised the efforts being made by the Yogi government to bring back the workers since the epidemic of Kovid-19. Tweeted and retweeted information related to workers’ homecoming. Yogi Adityanath Office tweeted- Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said that the Government of Uttar Pradesh is committed to protecting all its citizens. So far, more than 14 lakh migrants have arrived in the state through Shramik Express trains. There will be 206 trains in the next two days.

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The Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh has approached the Supreme Court against the High Court’s decision. Additional Chief Secretary Home Avnish Kumar Awasthi also held a meeting with officers at Lok Bhavan on Monday on the situation arising out of the High Court order. Lucknow District Collector Abhishek Prakash, Police Commissioner Sujit Pandey and officials of the Department of Justice were also present in the meeting. It was only after this meeting that the government decided to challenge the High Court’s decision in the Supreme Court.

The Allahabad High Court has summoned the compliance report from the District Magistrate, Lucknow and the Metropolitan, on March 16, ordering the removal of banners and posters with photographs of people demonstrating against the CAA in Lucknow. Photographed poster-banners of 57 protesters have been placed in public places. The Supreme Court has not put any stay on the High Court order at present. On Thursday night too, there was intense churning by senior officials over the move.

A big bench of the Supreme Court will consider

The Supreme Court has sent a large bench of three judges for consideration, considering the issue of posting posters in Lucknow against the CAA for spreading violence and property damage. However, at present there is no restriction on the order of the High Court. During the hearing on Thursday, where the state government justified the action and said that it is outside the purview of the right to privacy, the Supreme Court accepted the action against those who committed the violence, but differed between the right of the individual and the government. That there is no legal basis behind the action of the State Government. A person can do anything unless the law forbids him, but the government can only do what the law allows.

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