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Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Monday warned that a third wave of Covid-19 was just around the corner and appealed to the Central and state governments to not let the guard down.
The doctors&rsquo; body flagged the complacency shown by authorities and the public in various parts of India at this crucial juncture, reiterating that India had only recently walked out of the disastrous second wave.
It said &lsquo;tourist bonanza, pilgrimage travel, religious fervour can wait for a few more months&rsquo; and added that enabling people without vaccination to go in these mass gatherings could lead to explosion of the infection.
The IMA mentioned yet again that the impact of the third wave can be mitigated by ensuring universal vaccination and following Covid-appropriate behaviour
Also Read&nbsp;Dip in average daily vaccination against Covid since June 21, data shows

Covid 3rd wave 'imminent', doctors' body IMA says, appeals to not let guards down

Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Monday warned that a third wave of Covid-19 was just around the corner and appealed to the Central and state governments to not let the guard down.

Covid&nbsp;third wave imminent, around the corner, warns doctors' body IMA
IMA&nbsp;flags complacency; says tourism, pilgrimage can wait
People shouldn't be allowed to join mass gatherings before getting jabbed
Mass gatherings can turn super spreader and lead to explosion of cases
IMA:&nbsp; universal vaccination can mitigate impact of third wave of Covid-19
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IMA&nbsp;said &lsquo;tourist bonanza, pilgrimage travel, religious fervour can wait for a few more months&rsquo; and added that enabling people without vaccination to go in these mass gatherings could lead to explosion of Covid infection.

Indian Medical Association (IMA) on Monday warned that a <a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/covid-19-pandemic-isn-t-slowing-down-who-chief-scientist-warns-1625907181221" target="_blank">third wave of Covid-19</a> was just around the corner and appealed to the Central and state governments to not let the guard down.
The doctors&rsquo; body flagged the complacency shown by authorities and the public in various parts of India at this crucial juncture, reiterating that India had only recently walked out of the disastrous second wave.
It said &lsquo;tourist bonanza, pilgrimage travel, religious fervour can wait for a few more months&rsquo; and added that enabling people without vaccination to go in these mass gatherings could lead to explosion of the infection.
The IMA mentioned yet again that the impact of the third wave can be mitigated by ensuring universal vaccination and following Covid-appropriate behaviour
Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/story/dip-in-average-daily-vaccination-against-covid-since-june-21-data-shows-1626083619812" target="_blank">Dip in average daily vaccination against Covid since June 21, data shows</a>

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India, according to data available with the Indian Medical Association.
Delhi has seen the maximum number of deaths of doctors at 128 followed by Bihar and Uttar Pradesh with 115 and 79 deaths respectively.
Recently, the IMA had also said that eight pregnant doctors lost their lives during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the IMA, 748 doctors died in the first wave of the pandemic.

India lost 800 doctors to Covid during second wave: IMA

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India, according to data available with the Indian Medical Association.
Delhi has seen the maximum number of deaths of doctors at 128 followed by Bihar and Uttar Pradesh with 115 and 79 deaths respectively.
Recently, the IMA had also said that eight pregnant doctors lost their lives during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the IMA, 748 doctors died in the first wave of the pandemic.

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India, according to data available with the IMA

Nearly 800 doctors have succumbed to coronavirus infection during the second wave of Covid-19 in India, according to data available with the Indian Medical Association.
Delhi has seen the maximum number of deaths of doctors at 128 followed by Bihar and Uttar Pradesh with 115 and 79 deaths respectively.
Recently, the IMA had also said that eight pregnant doctors lost their lives during the second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic.
According to the IMA, 748 doctors died in the first wave of the pandemic.
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Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

'Not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19': Nepal stops distribution of Patanjali’s Coronil

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

Nepal has stopped the distribution of Patanjali&rsquo;s Ayurveda-based Coronil tablets for treating&nbsp;Covid-19,&nbsp;The Hindu&nbsp;reported.
An order by the Department of Ayurveda and Alternative Medicines of Nepal said that &ldquo;proper procedures were not followed&rdquo; while procuring the 1,500 kits of Coronil. It stated that the nasal kits and tablets are 'not equivalent to medicines to defeat Covid-19 virus', and went on to highlight the Indian Medical Association&rsquo;s remarks questioning the efficacy of the drug.
Last month, Ramdev&rsquo;s remarks against allopathy had triggered outrage amongst the doctors, who demanded action against Patanjali&nbsp;founder for a 'misinformation campaign'.

Close to 600 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, the Indian Medical Association said on Saturday.
Giving a state-wise break up of 594 doctors' deaths, the IMA said that at least&nbsp;107 doctors in Delhi, 96 in Bihar, and 67 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;have succumbed to the viral infection.
As per IMA's&nbsp;data, 748 doctors died due to the virus in its first wave. The IMA has also raised its voice against attacks on doctors, healthcare staff, and hospitals. 
While IMA&nbsp;only keeps a record of its 3.5 lakh&nbsp;members, India has over 12 lakh&nbsp;doctors.&nbsp;

Nearly 600 doctors died in 2nd wave of Covid-19, says IMA

Close to 600 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, the Indian Medical Association said on Saturday.

Close to 600 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, the Indian Medical Association said on Saturday. Giving a state-wise break up of 594 doctors deaths, the IMA said that at least&nbsp;107 doctors in Delhi, 96 in Bihar, and 67 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;have succumbed to the viral infection. As per IMA's&nbsp;data, 748 doctors died due to the virus in its first wave. the IMA has also raised its voice against attacks on doctors, healthcare staff, and hospitals. While IMA&nbsp;only keeps a record of its 3.5 lakh&nbsp;members, India has over 12 lakh&nbsp;doctors.&nbsp;

Close to 600 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, the Indian Medical Association said on Saturday.
Giving a state-wise break up of 594 doctors' deaths, the IMA said that at least&nbsp;107 doctors in Delhi, 96 in Bihar, and 67 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;have succumbed to the viral infection.
As per IMA's&nbsp;data, 748 doctors died due to the virus in its first wave. The IMA has also raised its voice against attacks on doctors, healthcare staff, and hospitals. 
While IMA&nbsp;only keeps a record of its 3.5 lakh&nbsp;members, India has over 12 lakh&nbsp;doctors.&nbsp;

After the demand for an apology, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has now filed a police complaint against Yoga Guru Ramdev over his comments on allopathy&nbsp;and modern medicine. The FIR has been filed in Delhi under the Epidemic Diseases Act 1897, Disaster Management Act 2005 with all other relevant provisions of law.
IMA in their complaint said, that a police investigation is necessary to unearth the identity of other people involved with Ramdev in the 'conspiracy of making scurrilous and malicious statements in public and obtaining unjust gains from the promotion of unproven and unapproved treatment methods'.
The complaint comes after a video clip of Ramdev daring the authorities to arrest him went viral on social media.

IMA files FIR against Baba Ramdev for misleading comments on allopathy

After the demand for an apology, the Indian Medical Association (IMA) has now filed a police complaint against Yoga Guru Ramdev over his comments on allopathy&nbsp;and modern medicine. The FIR has been filed in Delhi under the Epidemic Diseases Act 1897, Disaster Management Act 2005 with all other relevant provisions of law.
IMA in their complaint said, that a police investigation is necessary to unearth the identity of other people involved with Ramdev in the 'conspiracy of making scurrilous and malicious statements in public and obtaining unjust gains from the promotion of unproven and unapproved treatment methods'.
The complaint comes after a video clip of Ramdev daring the authorities to arrest him went viral on social media.

420 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, said Indian Medical association on Saturday. Atleast 100 doctors in Delhi, 96 in Bihar, 41 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;have succumbed to the viral infection. Earlier this week, the IMA&nbsp;informed that 270 doctors had died due to Covid-19, including former IMA&nbsp;president Dr. KK Aggrawal. As per IMA's&nbsp;data, 748 doctors died due to the virus in its first wave. While IMA&nbsp;only keeps a record of their 3.5 lakh&nbsp;members, India has over 12 lakh&nbsp;doctors.&nbsp;

420 doctors died in 2nd wave of COvid-19, says IMA

420 doctors died in 2nd wave of Covid-19, says IMA 100 in Delhi, 96 in Bihar&nbsp;and 41 doctors died in UP IMA&nbsp;only keeps account of its 3.5 lakh&nbsp;members India has over 12 lakh&nbsp;doctors

420 doctors have lost their lives in the ravaging 2nd wave of&nbsp;Covid-19, the Indian Medical Association said on Saturday. At least&nbsp;100 doctors in Delhi, 96 in Bihar, 41 in Uttar&nbsp;Pradesh&nbsp;have succumbed to the viral infection. Earlier this week, the IMA&nbsp;informed that 270 doctors had died due to Covid-19, including former IMA&nbsp;president Dr. KK Aggrawal. As per IMA's&nbsp;data, 748 doctors died due to the virus in its first wave. While IMA&nbsp;only keeps a record of its 3.5 lakh&nbsp;members, India has over 12 lakh&nbsp;doctors.&nbsp;

329 doctors across the country have died during the second wave of Covid-19 in the country, according to the updated toll shared by the Indian Medical Association. &nbsp;The doctors' association also noted that at least 20 doctors are dying per day due to Covid on average.
80 out of these casualties have been reported from Bihar, which now has the highest number of doctor deaths during the second wave
73 doctors have died in Delhi, while 41 doctors have died in Uttar Pradesh during the second wave.
During the first wave in 2020, India had lost 748 doctors.
India has now lost over 1,000 doctors due to Covid-19.

IMA: Over 300 doctors died due to Covid during 2nd wave in India

IMA:&nbsp;329 doctors died during the second wave of Covid-19
IMA:&nbsp;at least 20 doctors&nbsp;on average dying per day during current wave
Highest number of doctor deaths in Bihar during Covid&nbsp;second wave
Covid&nbsp;2nd wave: 73 doctors have died in Delhi, 41 in Uttar Pradesh
India lost over 1,000 doctors due to Covid-19 in past 2 years

329 doctors across the country have died during the second wave of Covid-19 in the country, according to the updated toll shared by the Indian Medical Association. &nbsp;The doctors' association also noted that at least 20 doctors are dying per day due to Covid on average.
80 out of these casualties have been reported from Bihar, which now has the highest number of doctor deaths during the second wave
73 doctors have died in Delhi, while 41 doctors have died in Uttar Pradesh during the second wave.
India has lost over 1,000 doctors due to Covid-19 in the past two years.

Amid a steep surge in Covid-19 cases in the country, the top medical body in the country has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to open vaccination for all adults in the country. Apart from vaccine for all, the Indian Medical Association has also suggested that walk-in Covid vaccination should be made available to all for free at the nearest possible place. Apart from this, the doctors' body has also suggested that vaccination certificate should be made mandatory for availing benefits under the public distribution system. The body has also called for curbs on non-essential activities in the wake of a sudden spurt of infections.

'Open Covid vaccination for all adults': Indian Medical Association writes to PM

Amid a steep surge in Covid-19 case, the Indian Medical Association has written to PM&nbsp;Modi urging him to open vaccination for all adults in the country

'Open Covid vaccination for all adults': IMA writes to PM

Amid a steep surge in Covid-19 cases in the country, the top medical body in the country has written to Prime Minister Narendra Modi urging him to open vaccination for all adults in the country. Apart from vaccine for all, the Indian Medical Association has also suggested that walk-in Covid vaccination should be made available to all for free at the nearest possible place. Apart from this, the doctors' body has also suggested that vaccination certificate should be made mandatory for availing benefits under the public distribution system. The body has also called for curbs on non-essential activities in the wake of a sudden spurt of infections.

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