Lucknow, 16 April: Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has warned that if anyone assaults frontline warriors like the police, health workers and sanitation workers, strict action should be taken against the culprit under the relevant sections of the Disaster Management Act (DMA), National Security Act (NSA) and IPC.
He has instructed that recovery from the nuisance elements should be done to compensate for the damage caused by subversive elements. If they fail to do so, confiscate their property.
He ordered that the police team should also accompany the health team during testing and screening of Covid-19 suspects.
While reviewing the lockdown system on Thursday, the Chief Minister said that it should be strictly followed by the people. Also, the necessary materials are easily available to the public. In view of this, the system of home delivery should be speeded up. It should also be ensured that the supply chain remains uninterrupted.
Search operation for the helpers of corona carriers
The Chief Minister said that by sealing the hotspot areas completely, traffic should be strictly banned. Strict action should be taken against those who violate the rules. Only the medical, sanitization and door step delivery teams should be allowed to visit the hotspot areas. House-to-house sanitization should be done in hotspot areas.
He said that strict action should be initiated by identifying those who hide their symptoms and willingly do not reveal about the infection of coronavirus. Such people are likely to be a corona carrier. Action should also be taken against those who encourage such people and the policemen who do not search them.
Thermal scanner required in units starting April 20
The Chief Minister said that during the lockdown period, various activities are being conducted from April 20 as per the orders of the Government of India.
In order of the Government of India, all necessary precautions should be taken in relation to the works and activities to be started in the state. Precautions for each unit should be fixed. It should also be ensured that there is sufficient availability of thermal scanners and sanitizers etc. in each such unit. In any case, social distance should be maintained.
N-95 mask, PPE, including security of the hospitals are very important
Yogi pointed out those emergency services should be run in identified hospitals of each district only after permission from competent level. Principal Secretary of Health and Medical Education Departments should make arrangements on priority for conducting emergency services. In all hospitals, N-95 masks, including PPE, all infection protection equipment must be available in sufficient quantities.
Emergency services should not be conducted without Covid-19 control training and security measures. In medical institutions where all the management of staff infection protection will be available and all medical personnel including doctors will be trained, only then operation of emergency services should be allowed. It will be the responsibility of the district administration to ensure this.
He said that TeleConsultancy should be provided to the people through telemedicine.
Monitoring of people sent back to homes through CM Helpline number
The Chief Minister said that after completing the period of hospital or institutional quarantine, all the people being sent to their respective homes for home quarantine should get a list from the Additional Chief Secretary Revenue and regular monitoring should be done through ‘Chief Minister Helpline 1076’.
He directed the officers that social distancing should be carried out in vegetable mart and markets etc. throughout the state. Sanitation work should be done regularly at the time of opening of all the vegetable marts of the state.
Nodal officers receive every call
He said that to solve the problems of people of Uttar Pradesh living in different states, the Nodal Officers nominated by the State Government should attend each phone call. Be alert and sensitive to solve people’s problems. Remain in regular contact with the concerned officers of other state governments to solve the problems of the people of Uttar Pradesh.
Call centre, helpline and control room remain active
The Chief Minister instructed that all arrangements should be made available at wheat purchasing centers. It should be ensured that in no case, purchases are made below the Minimum Support Price (MSP). During the lockdown period, call centers, helpline numbers and control rooms are being operated by various departments and institutions of the state government.
He said that it should be ensured that all of them provide full assistance to the people by being functioning smoothly.
No suspect should be allowed to work in community kitchen
He said that by strengthening the community kitchen system, more and more needy people should be benefited. Only certified people should be employed in distribution work. No suspicious person should be employed in this work. Therefore, all the District Magistrates will have to take special care in this regard.
Proper management of food of cattle and other animals
The Chief Minister said that at the time of this disaster, food grains should be made available to all needy people immediately. Those who are not covered by any food scheme during this pandemic, should also be provided with food grains as well as maintenance allowance of Rs 1000. Proper management of destitute cows and other animalsโ food should be ensured also their treatment should also be ensured by the veterinary doctors.
