Hyderabad: The second dose of vaccination has started in the state in all hospitals and health centers in districts due to a shortage of doses in Telangana.
There are long queues at the hospital and health centers in the state by people who came for the second dose of vaccination.
On Saturday, General Secretary Somesh Kumar announced that the people could use the second dose of vaccines at any hospitals and health centers in the area. He investigated Golconda hospitals along with officials and informed that the second dose can be followed by 10 to 12 May according to the norms, followed by the first dose.
The general secretary spoke to patients in the health services and flawless facilities. He said 129 mud beds should be added to the hospital within 15 days. Somesh instructed the health officials and staff not to deny any treatment or services to any patients, whether Corona or general patients.
We aim to provide effortless health services and treatment, he said.
Somesh said Prime Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao had called for a hassle-free mechanism to offer second-dose vaccines in all districts. As a result, we intensified treatment and health services and ensured Somesh timely treatment.
According to the KCR instructions, the officials concerned should treat and insure the Corona patients quickly and kindly. We strive to break the Corona chain and infections through the cooperation of people who must follow Corona protocols. The general secretary and senior officials visited Golconda Hospital.
The team of officers examined the second dose of vaccination in the hospital and interacted with the patients for the second dose of vaccination.
In a release, he said the people had expressed their happiness over the good vaccination arrangements. They stated that the vaccination lasts a maximum of 15 minutes and with 30 minutes of observation time, and that they can return to their homes for a total of 40-45 minutes, and this is effortless.
The people who took their first dose can go to any government’s vaccination center on 10 May, 11 and 12 Maynd dosage. The general secretary also examined the wards. The wards will receive oxygen piping and soon there will be 100 beds with oxygen supply available. Some beds are earmarked for maternity and emergency use.
According to the instructions of the Prime Minister, a new floor will be added where 120 beds will be made available which will last three weeks. Work begins and starts. The general secretary also spoke to the superintendent, RMO and all the doctors of the hospital and motivated them for their commendable services.
The CS was accompanied by senior officials SAM Rizvi, secretary, health, dr. Ramesh Reddy, DME, DS Lokesh Kumar, Commissioner, GHMC, Smt Pravinya, Sonal Commissioner, Narasimha Reddy, Managing Director, TSIIC, K. Chandrashekar Reddy, Managing Director, TSMIDC
Source: The Siasat Daily