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The opposition parties alleged that the negligence by the government led to the loss of lives due to disruption in supply of oxygen at the SVR Ruia Government General Hospital on Monday night.
TDP former MLA M. Sugunamma said lack of technical knowledge and and coordination had led to the unfortunate incident. “It is time the government came up with a strategy statement on tackling the pandemic, especially when the demand for beds with oxygen supply facilities is rising exponentially,” she said.
As virus spreads to rural areas, focus turns to COVID care centres
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Pvt. hospitals told to emulate SVIMS to avoid wastage of oxygen
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As COVID-19 continues to spread from urban to rural areas, the demand for oxygen-supported beds and COVID Care Centres has seen a surge, even as officials suggest home isolation to the mildly positive.
Joint Collector (Health) S. Veerabrahmam directed the officials to ensure optimal utilisation of oxygen and prevent pilferage in private hospitals.
At a review meeting held along with Joint Collector (Welfare) Rajasekhar and Revenue Divisional Officer Kanaka Narasa Reddy here on Sunday, he pointed to the plan of action formulated by public hospitals like SVIMS and Ruia to avoid wastage and asked the private hospitals to take a cue. “Monitor patients once in two hours and shift those not requiring oxygen to general wards, so as to accommodate the other n
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Kin of political bigwigs testing fortunes in Tirupati civic polls DECCAN CHRONICLE.
Updated Mar 7, 2021, 6:58 am IST
Though the YSRC candidates won 22 of the 50 divisions, the MLA is putting in efforts to ensure a big win for ruling party
Prominent names include Bhumana Abhinay Reddy, son of YSR Congress MLA and former TTD trust board Chairman Bhumana Karunakar Reddy and B. Venkata Keerthi, granddaughter of former TDP legislator M. Sugunamma. (Image credit : Twitter)
TIRUPATI: The kin of several politicians are testing their fortunes in the Tirupati Municipal Corporation (TMC) election, slated for March 10. Prominent names include Bhumana Abhinay Reddy, son of YSR Congress MLA and former TTD trust board Chairman Bhumana Karunakar Reddy and B. Venkata Keerthi, granddaughter of former TDP legislator M. Sugunamma.
YSRCP inching towards a majority in Tirupati civic polls
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Party’s candidates have won nearly half the seats in MCT unanimously
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Party’s candidates have won nearly half the seats in MCT unanimously
The YSRCP is leaving no stone unturned to ensure a majority in the Municipal Corporation of Tirupati (MCT), even as the party candidates have won 22 out of the total 50 divisions unanimously. The civic body is going to polls for the first time since its inception two decades ago.
The ruling party is confident of winning the rest of the division. YSRCP MLA B. Karunakar Reddy, who campaigned for the party candidate Adilakshmi in the 29th division covering Kummarathopu area, reached out to every household on Thursday and explained the party’s welfare schemes.