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Nagpur Updates:-कोरोना वर्तमान में दुनिया भर में व्यापक है। बढ़ते प्रकोप को देखते हुए भारत में 21 दिन के तालाबंदी की घोषणा की गई है। इन 21 दिनों के दौरान, नागरिकों को घर पर रहना पड़ता है और कई अभय जैसे घर और विदेश में अकेले फंस जाते हैं। इसने कई घुटन और डिप्रेशन को जन्म दिया है। महाराष्ट्र में, एक युवा हेल्पलाइन ने उदास रहने वालों के लिए एक अनूठी हेल्पलाइन शुरू की है और उनके आहत दिल नागरिकों के चेहरों पर मुस्कान फैला रहे हैं।

ऑफिस के काम के लिए अभय शहर से बाहर गया और तालाबंदी में फंस गया। अब वह उस होटल के कमरे में खाना खा रहा है। थोड़ी देर के लिए अच्छा लगता है फिर घर .. गाँव .. दोस्तों को यह सब समय याद है … उसने काम के कारण घर पर समय नहीं दिया है। उसे अपराधबोध से परेशान किया जाता है। अब वह धीरे-धीरे अवसाद में चला जाता है।

यह हमें सिखाता है कि हमें बचपन से जीवित रहने के लिए घर से बाहर जाना है, यही हमने सीखा है। लेकिन कोरोना के कारण, यह घर रहने का समय था। चूंकि किसी ने भी उन्हें सिखाया नहीं है, यह कई लोगों के लिए मुश्किल हो सकता है। कोई ऐसा व्यक्ति जिसके पास घर है, लेकिन उसके पास घर नहीं है, इसलिए घर भोजन से भरा है, कोई ऐसा व्यक्ति जो घर में नहीं रह सकता, घर में रहना असहनीय है, किसी का रिश्ता टूटने की कगार पर है और संपर्क खत्म हो गया है, हर कोई घर पर है ।

इसके कारण नागरिकों की आमद भी नहीं है और वे अवसाद में जा रहे हैं। इस अवसाद को दूर करने के लिए कुछ युवा आगे आए हैं। आप घर पर अकेले हैं .. अगर आपसे बात करने वाला कोई नहीं है, तो हमें कॉल करें, यह अपील की गई है।अभी पूरा परिवार घर पर है। कोई एक दूसरे के पास नहीं जा सकता। कुछ परिवारों में खुशी का माहौल है और कुछ परिवारों में संचार खो गया है। जलगांव से अक्षय ठाकरे, विदर्भ से पीयूष शिरोडे, भंडारा से ऋचा बागड़े और कल्याण, मुंबई से श्रद्धा देसाई ने अपने जीवन में इस डिप्रेशन को दूर करने के लिए एक हेल्पलाइन शुरू की है। इस हेल्पलाइन के माध्यम से, वह लोगों की समस्याओं के बारे में सीखता है और समाधान सुझाता है

यदि समस्या गंभीर है, तो उन्हें डॉक्टर और परामर्शदाता से संवाद करने के लिए कहें। इसमें उनका परिचय असम के डॉ। नीलेश मोहिते भी मदद कर रहे हैं। यह कार्य वर्तमान में महाराष्ट्र में चल रहा है और आने वाले सप्ताह में, नागरिकों को हिंदी और अंग्रेजी में भी मदद प्रदान की जाएगी।

अगर किसी को कोई मानसिक जरूरत है, तो आप बिना किसी हिचकिचाहट के हेल्पलाइन से संपर्क कर सकते हैं। यह सेवा नि: शुल्क है। किसी को कोई नाम या कोई अन्य जानकारी देना अनिवार्य नहीं है। नागरिकों को फेसबुक पर 8928580837, 9595391086, 8793469102 नंबर पर संपर्क करना चाहिए या “परिचय, व लाभ हमारे लिए” पृष्ठ पर व्यक्त करना चाहिए।उस मामले में, आपको किसी से बात करने की आवश्यकता है। दूसरों के लिए यह समझना महत्वपूर्ण है कि आपको सहायता की आवश्यकता है।

किसी पुराने मित्र या रिश्तेदार से संपर्क करें।आप उन्हें ऐसे समय में उपयोगी पाएंगे। व्यायाम करें। खूब पानी पिएं। सलाद खूब खाएं। कुछ नया करने की कोशिश करें। इसमें सबसे सरल चीजें भी हो सकती हैं। उदाहरण के लिए। यदि आप दाहिने हाथ से लिखते हैं, तो बाएं हाथ से लिखना सीखें, और यदि आप बाएं हाथ से लिखते हैं, तो दाहिने हाथ से लिखना सीखें। इसमें हस्तशिल्प और पेंटिंग भी शामिल होंगे

यदि संभव हो, तो अकेले मत रहो। ज्यादा टीवी न देखें। अपने दर्द को कम करने के लिए नशे की लत पर न जाएं। इंटरनेट पर पोर्नोग्राफ़ी और अन्य लालच को बढ़ावा देने वाली साइटों पर न जाएं।

Nagpur updates:-As the geographical center of the country with connectivity across all modes of transportation, Nagpur has reported fewer COVID-19 patients compared to other parts of the state.

This has been possible because of the support of the people in the battle against COVID-19 by staying at home and self-quarantining themselves during the lockdown, said Dr. Sanjeev Kumar was interacting with people through Facebook live on Wednesday.

The focus of his live interaction was ‘Measures against Coronavirus Pandemic and Nagpur Division. Replying to a question, he said that if people continued follow-ing the guidelines of lockdown meticulously, it would break the chain of COVID-19 spread. “The key to winning the battle against COVID-19 is in quarantine and isolation,” he said while appealing to the people to extend due co-operation to the authorities concerned.

“The lockdown announced by the Central and State Governments is in the larger interest of the population of the country and Maharashtra,” said the Divisional Commissioner. Though some people might be feeling troubles because of stringent measures, they will have to bear it for the time being to ensure a brighter future, he said.

If people continue with their co-operation extended so far, COVID-19 spread in Nagpur Division can be checked, he added. At the outset of the interaction, the Divisional Commissioner informed the people about the status of COVID-19 outbreak in Nagpur Division, measures being taken by the administration, and preparations for the future.

Barring Nagpur city and Nagpur rural, COVID-19 outbreak was well under control in other districts of Nagpur Division. Still, the administration at the local level was ready with necessary measures. As far as Nagpur is concerned, the administration is regularly taking stock of arrangements at Government Medical College and Hospital (GMCH) and Indira Gandhi Government Medical College and Hospital (IGGMCH).

Oxygen cylinders, bed, medicine stock, masks, and other necessary items are available in adequate numbers. Nagpur Municipal Corporation (NMC) has been sealing the areas where “We understand your concern, but…” DURING the interaction, Dr. Sanjeev Kumar faced a question involving sentiments of a son.

A young man living at Saoli in Chandrapur district lost his father and his mother was stranded in Telangana. A Facebook user asked if some arrangement could be made to bring the mother to her son. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar, Divisional Commissioner, said, “We understand your concern, your grief. We can’t find the request during lockdown though.

“Coronavirus positive patients are identified and those in touch with positive patients are immediately quarantined, Dr. Sanjeev Kumar said. Medical officers and healthcare workers are working hard to keep the situation under control. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar welcomed the suggestion that the assistance of social work teachers should be collected.

Nagpur updates: Doctors and medical professionals attached to the Indian Medical Association (IMA) and its sister organisations have both called off symbolic demonstrations that they were about to witness for their long-awaited demand for a central legislation to ban violence against doctors.

On April 22 IMA had organized a White Warning protest and on April 23 a Black Day protest. The decision to withdraw protests came after the central government cleared the ordinance and declared acts of violence against health-care workers as cognizable, non-bailable offences.

“It’s a good central government decision and it’s very much needed at this stage. Doctors are warriors on the frontline against coronavirus. Unfortunately, in many cases, even in Maharashtra, they face abuse from patients’ relatives,” said Dr. Kush Jhunjhunwala, IMA Nagpur chief.

Going a step further, IMA has now requested the government to require all hospitals to work regularly to ensure that non-Covid patients provide proper healthcare services.

“During this lockout time hospitals and clinics across the country will remain open and operate. Universal steps will be taken, including PPEs, social distancing, hand hygiene, and other marks. There is a need to upgrade non-Covid facilities, “reads IMA national president Dr. Rajan Sharma’s declaration. At present, only emergency and essential services in non-Covid hospitals are allowed.

“We will create a separate category of ‘urgent’ services for cancer operations, organ transplants, etc., apart from the emergency and critical services,” the statement reads on.

The medical association is also opposed to local authorities’ proposals to purchase private hospitals for Covid-19 quarantine centers.

“The custom of quarantining hospitals is an exercise which is self-defeating. Not only are the hospital facilities in question lost to the nation, but the stigmatisation would also leave it dead and forever dead, “the statement says. Instead, several steps have been suggested by the doctors’ association to effectively address the Covid-19 problem.

Nagpur updates:- India’s leading medical research council has prohibited the use of rapid test kits imported from China amid concerns about incorrect findings from various states.”We’re finding that the positive RT-PCR samples show too much variance in the range of 6 to 71 percent [when checked by rapid kits],” said Dr. Raman Gangakhedkar, a top scientist at the Indian Council of Medical Research, during his regular briefing Tuesday.

He added that, in the next two days, eight ICMR institutes will test the kits in different states to verify and check whether a batch of the imported kits is defective. India became the 17th country in the world to record 20,000 cases of COVID-19 after 1,493 cases were registered on Tuesday, the second-highest single-day spike after the 1,553 on Sunday. Despite the nationwide lockout, India’s COVID-19 cases continue to surge.

India has recorded 20,178 cases and 645 deaths so far, according to the John Hopkins Coronavirus Resource Centre.The defective kits led to a delay in the processing of the antibody, which caused a fall in the test results. India’s test pace decreased from Monday’s 35,000 to Tuesday’s 27,500. This is the first shipment of 300,000 of the test sets, and China will have shipped a total of 650,000 sets.

The faulty kits resulted in a delay in the antibody processing which caused the test results to fall. India’s test rate fell from 35,000 Monday to 27,500 Tuesday. It is the first shipment of 300,000 of the test sets and China will ship 650,000 sets in total.

Since a relative of a sanitation worker tested positive for COVID-19, the presidential palace on India’s high warning was placed under high alert. Inside the Presidential estate, the house of the sanitation worker has been disinfected and locked, while all other families living in the workers quarters have been quarantined.

After she came in touch with her mother, who died of COVID-19 last week, the suspected health worker’s daughter-in-law tested positive for the coronavirus. Both seven family members were transferred to a quarantine center.

“115 Presidential Estate houses have been listed for restriction of movement and residents are advised to remain indoors. These houses’ residents are being given doorstep delivery of critical commodities, “a Presidential House release said.

The statement also explained that no President’s Secretariat employee has tested positively for COVID-19, and the Secretariat, along with the Local Administration, is taking all the preventive measures needed under the government guidance. In the meantime, a northern Indian state declared that it would hold leaders of Tablighi Jamaat, a Muslim religious community that tested COVID-19 positively, in temporary prisons.The Hindu-dominated state of Uttar Pradesh has been taking stringent measures against Jamaat visitors, with 66 foreigners being sent to jail for allegedly defying visa requirements.

“All those detained, critical or suspected of COVID-19, and linked to Tablighi Jamaat or any other Jamaat, should not be held in normal prisons. Such citizens should be held in temporary jails, “a letter from the state government announced. At least 23 temporary prisons were built in the state. After their expulsion from the quarantine centers, International Tablighi Jamaat leaders are escorted to jails.

The Indian government came tough on Muslim religious groups after Tablighi Jamaat held an event in New Delhi on March 13-15, attended by thousands of Muslims from inside and outside the world. The Indian government-imposed limits on the mass meetings on March 16, a day later, and on March 22 the nation went into full lockdown.

The Ministry of Health reported on April 18 that 30%of the then 14,378 cases were linked to the Jamaat. A rights body of the Organization for Islamic Cooperation called on New Delhi to stop Islamophobia as reports of anti-Muslim campaigns surfaced in the region.

Maulana Muhammad Saad Kandhlawi, Tablighi Jamaat India’s president, is facing serious criminal charges for organizing the case and is missing at present. Tuesday he issued a statement asking Jamaat participants to donate blood plasma.

“It is important to save a sick person’s life during a crisis. People who are now being healed of COVID will donate blood plasma to those who are still battling the disease and seeking treatment. It is my humble request to show this act of kindness to all Muslims, “Saad claimed in his letter.