West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee said on Monday that there is no need to panic about the situation of Kovid-19 in the state. Banerjee gave this statement after presiding over a meeting organized to review the state’s preparations to deal with another outbreak of the Korona virus. “According to the official information, there is no need to panic about the situation of Kovid in the state. But we have to be cautious. ”
Chief Secretary Manoj Pant, Senior Officers of Health Department, Representatives of Municipal Bodies and Panchayat Department officials were present in the meeting.
The Chief Minister said, “We took stock of the preparations in the meeting. Hopefully the epidemics will never return. We have to be cautious, do not spread panic. “He said,” People suffering from lungs and chest infections or some other diseases will have to be more alert. Sometimes, age is also a factor. These days, even in matters of cough and cold, we start looking at them as Kovid. ”
Banerjee said that his government was with the public, and will continue to be further. He said that there is expected infrastructure in government hospitals. According to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare, till Monday morning, 747 Kovid-19 patients were undergoing treatment in West Bengal and one patient died.
