26 discharged, 108 under treatment in Mandsaur
Tuesday brought some good news for the locals in Mandsaur as 26 persons were discharged from the hospital acing Covid-19 and no new case has been registered in the district on Tuesday.
District health officer Dr Adhirkumar Mishra and Covid Centre in charge Dr DK Sharma informed that so far district has recorded 324 positive cases and 207 have been discharged. With nine deaths, the district currently has 108 patients under treatment.
On Tuesday afternoon, local MLA Yashpal Singh Sisodiya, district collector Manoj Pushp and other health department officials cheered all the outgoing patients and asked them to maintain social distancing.
This is the first time in Mandsaur, when more than two dozen patients moved out of hospital after they were recovered. This give much needed jubilation and the confidence to the doctors and the health employees who are toiling hard round the clock during the ongoing pandemic.
25 discharged in Khandwa
Khandwa: Tuesday brought relief for the locals as 25 patients were discharged after recovering from corona infection from the COVID Care Centre of District Hospital. Chief medical and health officer Dr DS Chauhan said that the 25 persons have fully recovered. Three new cases have been detected the same day. Containment areas were declared near the residences of new patients. Additional district magistrate Nanda Bhalave Kushare said that the containment areas are Sanjay Nagar, Shastri Nagar and Bypass Road. SDM Sanjeev Keshav Pandey shall command the police force deployed in these areas along with tehsildar Pratap Agasya.
8 more test +ve in Dhar
In Dhar district, eight more cases registered on Tuesday. With this total number of positive cases in the district raised to 319. With stiff raise in the number of cases, district collector Alok Singh announced that now onwards district will observe two days lockdown – on Saturday and Sunday. Besides, Tuesday remained weekly bandh. District at present have total 123 active cases and out of them, 113 of them undergoing treatment in Dhar, while remaining 10 undergoing treatment in other districts. So far 187 patients recovered from the COVID-19.
Three areas contained as four more test positive
In the reports that arrived on Monday, four more have tested positive, whereas the reports of 24 are negative. Health department officials said that one of the positive patients belongs to Bus Stand area, two to Sadar Bazar area and another to Hospital Compound. Bus Stand and Sadar Bazar areas are already containment areas. The locals are following lockdown rules to a great extent and are stepping outside only for urgent work. On the other hand, the residents of nearby villages are refusing to even wear masks. SDM Divya atel has appealed to the residents to stay alerted and take all safety precautions and take special care of children and senior citizens.
Heavy penalty irks shopkeepers
Khachrod: The locals are not happy with administration extracting fines for not wearing masks as there are different rates of fine for locals and shopkeepers. Tehsil office employee Jagdish Parmar, when spotted by the police in market without a mask, was fined Rs 100. The locals have complained to tehsildar Madhu Nayak that the administration is fining shopkeepers from Rs 500-Rs 5,000 according to the status of their shops.
Kukshi lockdown update
Kukshi: The administration is getting stricter by the day when it comes to people roaming around leisurely around the town during lockdown. Tehsildar Sunil Kumar Dawar and police force are deployed across Kukshi to handle such violators. Administration has imposed a complete lockdown in the wake of rising number of cases. The third day of the four-day lockdown saw empty markets and roads on Monday. According To SDM Kumar and tehsildar Dawar the administration imposed fines on the violators. Only medical stores, petrol pumps and other essential shops have been granted permission to operate for certain hours during the day.
Tuesday brought some good news for the locals in Mandsaur as 26 persons were discharged from the hospital acing Covid-19 and no new case has been registered in the district on Tuesday.
District health officer Dr Adhirkumar Mishra and Covid Centre in charge Dr DK Sharma informed that so far district has recorded 324 positive cases and 207 have been discharged. With nine deaths, the district currently has 108 patients under treatment.
On Tuesday afternoon, local MLA Yashpal Singh Sisodiya, district collector Manoj Pushp and other health department officials cheered all the outgoing patients and asked them to maintain social distancing.
This is the first time in Mandsaur, when more than two dozen patients moved out of hospital after they were recovered. This give much needed jubilation and the confidence to the doctors and the health employees who are toiling hard round the clock during the ongoing pandemic.
25 discharged in Khandwa
Khandwa: Tuesday brought relief for the locals as 25 patients were discharged after recovering from corona infection from the COVID Care Centre of District Hospital. Chief medical and health officer Dr DS Chauhan said that the 25 persons have fully recovered. Three new cases have been detected the same day. Containment areas were declared near the residences of new patients. Additional district magistrate Nanda Bhalave Kushare said that the containment areas are Sanjay Nagar, Shastri Nagar and Bypass Road. SDM Sanjeev Keshav Pandey shall command the police force deployed in these areas along with tehsildar Pratap Agasya.
8 more test +ve in Dhar
In Dhar district, eight more cases registered on Tuesday. With this total number of positive cases in the district raised to 319. With stiff raise in the number of cases, district collector Alok Singh announced that now onwards district will observe two days lockdown – on Saturday and Sunday. Besides, Tuesday remained weekly bandh. District at present have total 123 active cases and out of them, 113 of them undergoing treatment in Dhar, while remaining 10 undergoing treatment in other districts. So far 187 patients recovered from the COVID-19.
Three areas contained as four more test positive
In the reports that arrived on Monday, four more have tested positive, whereas the reports of 24 are negative. Health department officials said that one of the positive patients belongs to Bus Stand area, two to Sadar Bazar area and another to Hospital Compound. Bus Stand and Sadar Bazar areas are already containment areas. The locals are following lockdown rules to a great extent and are stepping outside only for urgent work. On the other hand, the residents of nearby villages are refusing to even wear masks. SDM Divya atel has appealed to the residents to stay alerted and take all safety precautions and take special care of children and senior citizens.
Heavy penalty irks shopkeepers
Khachrod: The locals are not happy with administration extracting fines for not wearing masks as there are different rates of fine for locals and shopkeepers. Tehsil office employee Jagdish Parmar, when spotted by the police in market without a mask, was fined Rs 100. The locals have complained to tehsildar Madhu Nayak that the administration is fining shopkeepers from Rs 500-Rs 5,000 according to the status of their shops.
Kukshi lockdown update
Kukshi: The administration is getting stricter by the day when it comes to people roaming around leisurely around the town during lockdown. Tehsildar Sunil Kumar Dawar and police force are deployed across Kukshi to handle such violators. Administration has imposed a complete lockdown in the wake of rising number of cases. The third day of the four-day lockdown saw empty markets and roads on Monday. According To SDM Kumar and tehsildar Dawar the administration imposed fines on the violators. Only medical stores, petrol pumps and other essential shops have been granted permission to operate for certain hours during the day.
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