No toxic substance in Anandaiah’s mix, says Alla Kalikrishna Srinivas
Updated May 25, 2021, 1:58 am IST
He clarified that there is no truth in allopathic lobby trying to undermine the ayurvedic medicine
After inaugurating a 30-bed German Shed for Coronavirus patients at Eluru in West Godavari district, Nani told media that people need not have any apprehensions or reservations over the issue. (Photo: facebook @AllaNani)
KAKINADA: Deputy Chief Minister Alla Kalikrishna Srinivas alias Nani, who holds the Medical and Health portfolio, said a committee of medical experts appointed by the state government has found no harmful or toxics substances in Anandaiah’s concoction that claims to cure Covid-19.
The 30-bed, oxygen equipped structures will come up in various districts
The TTD has resolved to construct temporary sheds using German technology for the benefit of the COVID-19 patients in the State.
Beds with oxygen facility will be provided at the sheds proposed to be constructed at 22 identified locations in various districts.
Funds sanctioned
The programme is expected to cost the TTD ₹3.52 crore, which was sanctioned by Executive Officer K.S. Jawahar Reddy on Thursday from the Sri Venkateswara Sarva Shreya Nidhi Trust.
Each shed will be spacious enough to accommodate 30 beds.
The TTD experimented with similar sheds recently at its Sri Padmavati COVID Hospital in Tirupati to accommodate patients left unattended in the corridors due to lack of beds.