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The centre has raised red flags over rising cases in West Bengal, particularly in Kolkata, post Durga puja. It has shot off a letter to the State government to increase testing &amp; vaccination rates.
The Centre expressed concern that the State has reported 20,936 new cases and 343 new deaths in the last 30 days, accounting for 3.4 per cent of the country&rsquo;s new cases and 4.7 per cent of new deaths in the last 30 days.
&ldquo;One of the primary districts of concern is Kolkata,&rdquo; Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said in the letter to his counterpart Narayan Swaroop Nigam in West Bengal as he noted the district has reported high quantum of average daily new cases in the week ending October 21 along with more than 25 per cent increase over the past week.
Kolkata has also reported an almost 27 per cent increase in positivity rate in the past week. The weekly testing trends in this district are also showing a downward trend. This calls for more proactive action on the testing front.
The Kolkata Municipal Corporation had been on alert since October 18, cancelling all health department staff leave and stepping up Covid testing. It had earlier decided to reopen one quarantine centre and two safe houses but the chairperson of the corporation and Bengal minister Firhad Hakim on Monday lowered the alert level as Covid case numbers came down.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday had claimed that the new cases of COVID-19 infections in the state are mostly from among those who have been fully vaccinated but their immunity after being administered both doses is not exceeding six months. She had directed the state health secretary to take up the matter with the centre and seek to know the reasons behind it.

Post-Puja Covid spike in West Bengal, Centre raises alarm

The Centre has raised red flags over rising cases in West Bengal, particularly in Kolkata, post Durga puja

((Shots Durga&nbsp;Pooja&nbsp;Pandals))
The Centre has raised red flag over rising cases in West Bengal, particularly in Kolkata, post Durga puja. It has shot off a letter to the State government to increase testing &amp; vaccination rates.
((Shots of covid&nbsp;patients))
The Centre expressed concern that the State has reported close to 21,000&nbsp;new cases and 343 new deaths in the last 30 days, accounting for 3.4 per cent of the country&rsquo;s new cases and 4.7 per cent of new deaths in the last 30 days.
((Photo of&nbsp;Rajesh Bhushan&nbsp;&amp;&nbsp;Narayan Swaroop Nigam)
&ldquo;One of the primary districts of concern is Kolkata,&rdquo; Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said in the letter to his counterpart Narayan Swaroop Nigam in West Bengal as he noted the district has reported high quantum of average daily new cases in the week ending October 21 along with more than 25 per cent increase over the past week.
(Shots of covid&nbsp;patients and testing))
Kolkata has also reported an almost 27 per cent increase in positivity rate in the past week. The weekly testing trends in this district are also showing a downward trend. This calls for more proactive action on the testing front.
(Quarantine shots &amp; covid&nbsp;testing))
The Kolkata Municipal Corporation had been on alert since October 18, cancelling all health department staff leave and stepping up Covid testing. It had earlier decided to reopen one quarantine centre and two safe houses but the chairperson of the corporation and Bengal minister Firhad Hakim on Monday lowered the alert level as Covid case numbers came down.
((Photo of Mamta&nbsp;Banerjee&nbsp;&amp; vaccination shots))
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday had claimed that the new cases of Covid-19 infections in the state are mostly from among those who have been fully vaccinated but their immunity after being administered both doses is not exceeding six months. She had directed the state health secretary to take up the matter with the centre and sought to know the reasons behind it.

The centre has raised red flags over rising cases in West Bengal, particularly in Kolkata, post Durga puja. It has shot off a letter to the State government to increase testing &amp; vaccination rates.

The Centre has raised red flag over rising cases in West Bengal, particularly in Kolkata, post Durga puja. It has shot off a letter to the State government to increase testing &amp; vaccination rates.
The Centre expressed concern that the State has reported close to 21,000 new cases and 343 new deaths in the last 30 days, accounting for 3.4 per cent of the country&rsquo;s new cases and 4.7 per cent of new deaths in the last 30 days.
&ldquo;One of the primary districts of concern is Kolkata,&rdquo; Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said in the letter to his counterpart Narayan Swaroop Nigam in West Bengal as he noted the district has reported high quantum of average daily new cases in the week ending October 21 along with more than 25 per cent increase over the past week.
Kolkata has also reported an almost 27 per cent increase in positivity rate in the past week. The weekly testing trends in this district are also showing a downward trend. This calls for more proactive action on the testing front.
The Kolkata Municipal Corporation had been on alert since October 18, cancelling all health department staff leave and stepping up Covid testing. It had earlier decided to reopen one quarantine centre and two safe houses but the chairperson of the corporation and Bengal minister Firhad Hakim on Monday lowered the alert level as Covid case numbers came down.
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Monday had claimed that the new cases of Covid-19 infections in the state are mostly from among those who have been fully vaccinated but their immunity after being administered both doses is not exceeding six months. She had directed the state health secretary to take up the matter with the centre and sought to know the reasons behind it.

Amid rise Covid-19 cases, union home secretary Ajay Bhalla&nbsp;has asked all chief secretaries to divert the supply of oxygen for industrial purposes to hospitals for&nbsp;the treatment&nbsp;of infection patients.&nbsp;
Bhalla urged all chief secretaries to issue necessary instructions to all the authorities in their states to ensure compliance and take necessary measures to prohibit the supply of oxygen for industrial purposes, except those exempted nine industries.
Several states have reported shortage of oxygen with Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal saying on Sunday that the national capital was facing a &ldquo;very serious&rdquo; situation. Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray had also talked about the shortage of oxygen in his address to the people of the state on April 13.

Oxygen for industrial use to be diverted for Covid-19 patients: Centre

Amid rise Covid-19 cases, union home secretary Ajay Bhalla&nbsp;has asked all chief secretaries to divert the supply of oxygen for industrial purposes to hospitals for&nbsp;the treatment&nbsp;of infection patients.&nbsp;
Bhalla urged all chief secretaries to issue necessary instructions to all the authorities in their states to ensure compliance and take necessary measures to prohibit the supply of oxygen for industrial purposes, except those exempted nine industries.
Several states have reported shortage of oxygen with Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal saying on Sunday that the national capital was facing a &ldquo;very serious&rdquo; situation. Maharashtra chief minister Uddhav Thackeray had also talked about the shortage of oxygen in his address to the people of the state on April 13.

IMA on Ayush treatment for Covid: Using placebos as drugs is fraud

The Indian Medical Association has written to Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan saying that AYUSH treatments prescribed by the Centre for Covid-19 has little scientific evidence and is not good enough to make claims of Ayurveda offering the medicines for Covid 19. On Tuesday, the government released the National Protocol or Covid-19 treatment for prevention and treatment of asymptomatic as well as mild cases of coronavirus based on Ayurveda and yoga. The IMA says that science demands that any medicine being touted as a showing efficacy in managing Covid-19 should have double blind control studies. The IMA added, that if the government has so much faith in the alternate system of medication then it should hand over COVID care to the Ayush Ministry and if it can't then he would be inflicting fraud on the nation by passing off placebos as drugs.

The Indian Medical Association has written to Union Health Minister Dr Harsh Vardhan saying that AYUSH treatments prescribed by the Centre for Covid-19 has little scientific evidence and is not good enough to make claims of Ayurveda offering the medicines for Covid 19. On Tuesday, the government released the National Protocol or Covid-19 treatment for prevention and treatment of asymptomatic as well as mild cases of coronavirus based on Ayurveda and yoga. The IMA says that science demands that any medicine being touted as a showing efficacy in managing Covid-19 should have double blind control studies. The IMA added, that if the government has so much faith in the alternate system of medication then it should hand over COVID care to the Ayush Ministry and if it can't then he would be inflicting fraud on the nation by passing off placebos as drugs.

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