Karnataka Government hospitals to install barber shops within premises
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Bengaluru: The National campaign “Swachh Bharat Abhiyaan” is not limited to boundaries of cleanliness of roads, footpaths and public areas, as shown by Karnataka government through its new endeavour. Aiming towards cleanliness, the government has directed the state hospitals to effort towards maintaining the personal hygiene among patients admitted in the hospitals as well as their attendants. For the same, the state government has issued a directive making it mandatory for all government hospitals to have hair salons in their premises report TOI.
State Health Minister, K R Ramesh Kumar’s directive issued to all district health officers in this respect reads “Create space in the hospital premises for barbers to set up shops and submit a compliance report.”
The Taluk Hospitals will be first focused on for implementation of these directives.
The aim of the drive appears simple- to facilitate personal hygeine among the patients as well as attendants, which can be a major source/carrier of infection within the premises
State Health Minister, K R Ramesh Kumar’s directive issued to all district health officers in this respect reads “Create space in the hospital premises for barbers to set up shops and submit a compliance report.”
The Taluk Hospitals will be first focused on for implementation of these directives.
The aim of the drive appears simple- to facilitate personal hygeine among the patients as well as attendants, which can be a major source/carrier of infection within the premises
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