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The Center Brings Covid Norm Violations to States’ Attention and Warns Them Against Complacency in 2021

Covid: According to Bhushan, it is critical to follow the guiding principles of COVID-19 containment and management, with a specific emphasis on the five-pronged strategy of test-track-treat-vaccinate and adherence to Covid-appropriate behavior.

Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan warned that apathy at this point might lead to an increase in COVID-19 cases.

The Union Health Ministry discussed violations of rules in many regions of the nation, particularly hill stations, with the states on Thursday emphasizing the necessity for targeted public health measures to combat the epidemic. In a letter to all states and union territories, Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan warned that carelessness at this time might lead to another rise in COVID-19 infections.

Covid regulations have been violated in many nation regions, particularly in hill stations, public transportation, and marketplaces. Such complacency at this point has the potential to result in another rise of cases,” he added, emphasizing the importance of targeted public health efforts by governments and UTs.

According to Bhushan, it is critical to follow the guiding principles of containment and management, with a specific emphasis on the five-pronged strategy of test-track-treat-vaccinate and adherence to Covid-appropriate behavior. “Important is focused and maintained high levels of testing, persistent contact tracing, complete immunization, and stringent adherence to appropriate behavior in all crowded settings and possible super-spreader events,” he said.

The letter comes a day after the , Union Home Ministry highlighted violations of COVID-19 rules in various regions of the nation, particularly hill stations, and requested states and union territories to take action against authorities responsible for ensuring compliance with guidelines.

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