Covid-19 Management: Delhi cabinet approves additional allocation of Rs 1544 crore
The chief minister said that in view of a possible wave of COVID, the Delhi government is trying its best to strengthen its health systems and preparedness at every level.;
New Delhi: The Delhi Cabinet on Friday approved a budget of Rs 1,544 crore under the Emergency COVID-19 Response Package to bolster health systems in order to be prepared for a possible third wave, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said.
"The cabinet was of the consensus that Corona is not over yet and a third wave can be expected. Thus...there should not be any hesitations with respect to the control and prevention of the spread of COVID-19. In this direction, the Delhi Cabinet unanimously approved a budget of Rs 1,544.24 crore for the State ECRP 2021-22 to further strengthen the fight against Corona," Kejriwal said.
The chief minister said that in view of a possible wave of COVID-19, the Delhi government is trying its best to strengthen its health systems and preparedness at every level.
"As a responsible government, we are taking all measures and steps necessary in this fight against Covid. In view of the advent of a possible wave of Covid, the Delhi government is trying its best to strengthen its health systems and preparedness at every level," he said.
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