Education Minister, Sabitha Indra Reddy today said that the people can remain safe by taking corona injections and medicines.
The minister instructed the health staff to give injections and medicines to people with corona symptoms. She made a visit in the Parigi segment of Vikarabad district with local MLA Mahesh Reddy and officials during a house to house survey to find corona patients with fever and other symptoms. Sabitha said that the people get medical kits from the health staff for temperature and remain safe.
Speaking on the occasion the minister instructed that the officials give vaccine doses in the inoculation drive to the people. There is no need of fear or doubt to get the jabs, the minister assured. Sabitha Indra Reddy informed that the state government is getting more stocks of injections and oxygen and other required medicines to the state from the Centre. The second dose of inoculation drive will be conducted soon after getting more stocks from the Centre, she maintained.
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The minister instructed the health team officials and staff to ensure the residents in the segment get timely tests for coronavirus. If there are any symptoms the people should take tests for the corona as the cases are on a downtrend now. The state government has invited global tenders to get more stocks of the corona injections she said. The Chief Minister, K Chandrasekhar Rao is for conducting the tests for all the people and offer injections to all of them.
All the people should follow corona protocols and break the Coronavirus chain. Take medicines kit being offered by the health team and avoid future home isolation if gets temperature the minister said.
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She informed the district hospitals and health centers have adequate stocks of oxygen, injections, and medicines. There is no need for pain or confusion to get the jabs and avoid infection Sabitha said. She instructed the health staff to provide better treatment to the general patients and pregnant.
SOURCE-NSS
