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Dehradun: The risk of corona infection is increasing once again in Uttarakhand. The health department has been alerted after two new cases of Kovid-19 recently came up in Dehradun and Nainital districts of the state. This precaution is considered particularly important in the context of Chardham Yatra, because every year lakhs of devotees from all over the country participate in this yatra. At such a time, the chances of spreading infection are more likely.
Health Department on alert mode to prevent infection from spreading
Dr. Sunita Tamta, Director General of Health of Uttarakhand, said, “Currently there are about 277 cases of Korona infection across the country, most of which are from the states of Tamil Nadu, Maharashtra and Kerala. Uttarakhand currently has no active patient, but it is necessary to take precaution because two people from outside have confirmed the corona.” In this background, the Kovid protocol is likely to be re -implemented in all hospitals in the state. District level health centers have been instructed to review medical preparations.
Special precautions for Chardham Yatra
The state government has ordered the health centers located on Chardham Marg to be reactivated. Precautionary measures for pre -screening of devotees, mob control and health will be emphasized. Although the pilgrimage has not been affected at the moment, the Health Department has indicated that new guidelines can be issued when the cases increase.
Appeal to public: Wear masks, maintain safe distance
The Health Department has once again appealed to citizens to follow the old but effective Kovid rules of wearing masks, washing hands and maintaining social distance. In particular, those going on Chardham Yatra have been urged to travel only after conducting health check -ups.
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Administration examination before Chardham Yatra 2025
In view of these newly found patients, Chardham Yatra is considered a kind of warning for administration before 2025. It will now be interesting to see how the state government and health departments together deal with this possible crisis and ensure the safety of pilgrims.
