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Asserting that the Omicron variant is at least thrice more transmissible than Delta, the Centre on Tuesday issued a flurry of directives to states and union territories.
The Central government has urged states to "activate" war rooms, analyse even small trends and surges and keep taking strict and prompt containment action at district and local levels.
In a letter to the states and union territories, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan advised imposition of night curfew, strict regulation of large gatherings, curtailing numbers in marriages and funerals besides increasing testing and surveillance.
The letter highlights measures that need to be taken in view of initial signs of surge in cases of Covid-19 as well as increased detection of Omicron in different parts of the country.
"At the district level there should be constant review of emerging data regarding the population affected by COVID-19, geographical spread, hospital infrastructure and its utilization, manpower, notifying containment zones, enforcement of perimeter of containment zones etc. This evidence should be the basis for effective decision making at the district level itself. "Such a strategy ensures that infection is contained at the local level itself before it spreads to other parts of the state," Bhushan said in the letter.
"Kindly activate the war rooms/EOCs (emergency operation centres) and keep analyzing all trends and surges, no matter how small and keep taking proactive action at the district/local level. Regular reviews with field officers and proactive action in this regard will definitely control the spread of infection and flatten the curve," he said.
In case of all new clusters of Covid positive cases, prompt notification of "containment zones", "buffer zones" should be done, strict perimeter control of containment zone according to extant guidelines must be ensured.
As part of test and surveillance methods, the Centre has mentioned door-to-door case searches, contact tracing of all Covid-positive persons.
All cluster samples must be sent to INSACOG Labs for Genome Sequencing without delay, Bhushan underlined.

Omicron alert: War rooms, night curfew as needed in Centre's to-do list for states 

Centre says Omicron is "at least thrice more transmissible than Delta", issues a flurry of directives to states and union territories

Omicron variant three times more transmissible than Delta: Centre

Asserting that the Omicron variant is at least thrice more transmissible than Delta, the Centre on Tuesday issued a flurry of directives to states and union territories.
The Central government has urged states to "activate" war rooms, analyse even small trends and surges and keep taking strict and prompt containment action at district and local levels.
In a letter to the states and union territories, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan advised imposition of night curfew, strict regulation of large gatherings, curtailing numbers in marriages and funerals besides increasing testing and surveillance.
The letter highlights measures that need to be taken in view of initial signs of surge in cases of Covid-19 as well as increased detection of Omicron in different parts of the country.
As part of test and surveillance methods, the Centre has mentioned door-to-door case searches, contact tracing of all Covid-positive persons.
Samples from cluster infections must be sent for Genome Sequencing without delay, Bhushan has underlined.

Omicron im India: New variant is "at least thrice more transmissible than Delta", the Centre has issued a flurry of directives to states and union territories

Asserting that the Omicron variant is at least thrice more transmissible than Delta, the Centre on Tuesday issued a flurry of directives to states and union territories.
The Central government has urged states to "activate" war rooms, analyse even small trends and surges and keep taking strict and prompt containment action at district and local levels.
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In a letter to the states and union territories, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan advised imposition of night curfew, strict regulation of large gatherings, curtailing numbers in marriages and funerals besides increasing testing and surveillance.
The letter highlights measures that need to be taken in view of initial signs of surge in cases of Covid-19 as well as increased detection of Omicron in different parts of the country.
"At the district level there should be constant review of emerging data regarding the population affected by COVID-19, geographical spread, hospital infrastructure and its utilization, manpower, notifying containment zones, enforcement of perimeter of containment zones etc. This evidence should be the basis for effective decision making at the district level itself. "Such a strategy ensures that infection is contained at the local level itself before it spreads to other parts of the state," Bhushan said in the letter.
"Kindly activate the war rooms/EOCs (emergency operation centres) and keep analyzing all trends and surges, no matter how small and keep taking proactive action at the district/local level. Regular reviews with field officers and proactive action in this regard will definitely control the spread of infection and flatten the curve," he said.
In case of all new clusters of Covid positive cases, prompt notification of "containment zones", "buffer zones" should be done, strict perimeter control of containment zone according to extant guidelines must be ensured.
As part of test and surveillance methods, the Centre has mentioned door-to-door case searches, contact tracing of all Covid-positive persons.
All cluster samples must be sent to INSACOG Labs for Genome Sequencing without delay, Bhushan underlined.

The government has relaxed attendance rules for its employees in view of the Covid emergency. Persons with disabilities and pregnant women employees have been exempted from attending office, but &lsquo;they shall continue to work from home&rsquo;.
Officials in the containment zones are allowed to work from home "till the containment zone is denotified".
All central government departments will continue working with reduced office hours and 50 percent attendance of Under Secretary and below level employees to avoid over-crowding at their workplaces. The rules will continue to remain in place till May 31.

Centre relaxes attendance rules in offices, pregnant women, disabled staff can work from home

<ul>
<li>Centre relaxes attendance rules for its employees during Covid</li>
<li>Pregnant women, disabled staff allowed to work from home</li>
<li>Officials from containment zone permitted to work from home&nbsp;</li>
<li>Govt depts to work with reduced&nbsp;work hrs till May 31</li>
<li>50 percent attendance to avoid over-crowding of offices</li>
</ul>

The government has relaxed attendance rules for its employees in view of the Covid emergency. Persons with disabilities and pregnant women employees have been exempted from attending office, but &lsquo;they shall continue to work from home.'
Officials in the containment zones are allowed to work from home "till the containment zone is denotified".
All central government departments will continue working with reduced office hours and 50 percent attendance of Under Secretary and below-level employees to avoid over-crowding at their workplaces. The rules will continue to remain in place till May 31.

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