Fight against Acute Encephalitis Syndrome: Magadh Medical College gets 20 beded ward, no leave for doctors
"We would like to tell people to take part in the vaccination programme being run by the government. We want the media to play an active role in making the people aware of the precautions needed to be taken" - Dr Vijay Krishna Prasad
Gaya: To tackle cases of acute encephalitis syndrome (AES) in the area, a new ward has been created in Anugrah Narayan Magadh Medical College (ANMMC) in Gaya.
The Medical Superintendent of ANMMC Dr Vijay Krishna Prasad informed about the preparedness to fight against the disease.
Dr Prasad told the ANI, "The leaves of all doctors especially paediatricians stand cancelled. A new ward of 20 beds has also been made. We also had a ward with 10 beds before. All medicines are available at the hospital and we are ready to give a tough fight to the disease."
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He added the hospital administration was in touch with the higher officials in the Health Department and enough doctors were present to handle the cases.
"We are in constant touch with Chief Secretary of the Health Department and have also set up a roster for the doctors with all the facilities," he said.
Prasad urged the public to take part in the vaccination program being run by the government and said media should play a big role in making people aware of the precautions needed to stay safe.
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"We would like to tell people to take part in the vaccination programme being run by the government. We want the media to play an active role in making the people aware of the precautions needed to be taken," he said.
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Gaya: To tackle cases of acute encephalitis syndrome (AES) in the area, a new ward has been created in Anugrah Narayan Magadh Medical College (ANMMC) in Gaya.
The Medical Superintendent of ANMMC Dr Vijay Krishna Prasad informed about the preparedness to fight against the disease.
Dr Prasad told the ANI, "The leaves of all doctors especially paediatricians stand cancelled. A new ward of 20 beds has also been made. We also had a ward with 10 beds before. All medicines are available at the hospital and we are ready to give a tough fight to the disease."
Read Also:Acute Encephalitis Syndrome Outbreak claims lives of 150 children: SC directs Centre, Bihar to respond
He added the hospital administration was in touch with the higher officials in the Health Department and enough doctors were present to handle the cases.
"We are in constant touch with Chief Secretary of the Health Department and have also set up a roster for the doctors with all the facilities," he said.
Prasad urged the public to take part in the vaccination program being run by the government and said media should play a big role in making people aware of the precautions needed to stay safe.
Read Also:Acute Encephalitis Syndrome Outbreak in Bihar: Death Toll Reaches 152
"We would like to tell people to take part in the vaccination programme being run by the government. We want the media to play an active role in making the people aware of the precautions needed to be taken," he said.
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