Himachal CM asks people to stay safe amid Covid-19 surge


Shimla, Mar 30 (IANS): Himachal Pradesh Chief Minister Jai Ram Thakur on Tuesday asked the people to stay safe as Covid-19 variants turned more lethal.

Presiding over a state-level review meeting, the Chief Minister asked the health authorities to keep a vigil on the people kept under home isolation.

Local Panchayati Raj representatives should be involved in monitoring such persons and encourage the people to take precautionary measures in fight against the virus. No person should be allowed to walk without wearing a mask in the public places. Shopkeepers should not allow the people to enter their outlets without masks, Thakur said.

He directed the health authorities to enhance testing to prevent the community spread.

He urged the people to be careful and avoid crowded places as far as possible and wear face mask all the time while being at public places and transport.

Health experts said with the advent of new variants there is no trace of cough or fever and the patients are just complaining of joint pains, weakness, loss of appetite and pneumonia.

It is taking less time to turn into extreme in comparison to the previous strains.

 

  

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  • Salsham, Kangra

    Tue, Mar 30 2021

    I urge the government to close all schools which are still open or those school which are having exams because children are at high risk of catching new strain of covid and it is dangerous. Exam can be given again but life is only given once. If there's life many exams can be given. Again please close all the school which are still open as it's impossible to maintain social distancing in school.

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