CM Yogi Adityanath said, fixed action if deaths from Coronavirus did not stop

Gorakhpur, JNN. Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has said that no one should die due to corona infection in Mandal. In this case, strict action will be taken while determining the accountability of the officers concerned. The Chief Minister directed the Mandalayukta to direct the District Magistrates even from their level, that the death rate should not be increased in any case.

Mandalayat will give a presentation regarding the employment being given to the migrants

In a meeting with the officers of Police, Administration and Health Department in the Annexe Auditorium of Gorakhpur, the Chief Minister said that better health facilities should be provided to the patients admitted in hospitals. For this, hospitals will be provided with other necessary facilities including RNA Instructor Testing Machine. He gave instructions for maximum sample investigation. Divisional commissioner Jayant Narlikar told the Chief Minister that regular 500 samples are being examined at BRD Medical College. After getting the machine, more than seven hundred samples can be tested daily. The Chief Minister instructed to provide nutritious food to the patients as well as hot water for drinking, so that they can get well soon. Said that special attention should be paid to cleanliness of toilets and doctors should meet patients only by wearing PPE kit.

Go out in the officer field and monitor

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath said that the commissioner, DM and SDM should get into the field and focus on the monitoring committees. Regarding how the employment opportunities are being created for the migrants, the Chief Minister has instructed the Mandalayukta to make a presentation in a week. He said that a comprehensive action plan should be prepared for every man to get work. People should be linked with livelihood mission and MNREGA. He has instructed to make terracotta store room along with milk committees, so that the idols of Gauri-Ganesh here in Diwali should go from house to house.

Traffic on Gorakhnath Road should be started by 25 June

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath directed the officials of the National Highway to complete demolition, remove debris and start traffic on Gorakhnath Road by 25 June. In the meeting held at Gorakhnath temple, the Chief Minister expressed satisfaction over the progress of work. Demolition campaign is going on in Gorakhnath for construction of Jungle Kauriya-Mohammadpur Fourlane. Due to this, traffic on the Gorakhnath road from the bridge to the police station is closed. Superintendent of National Highways MK Aggarwal gave detailed information to the Chief Minister about the progress. He also instructed to make dividers and arrange street lights for the lights. Officials said that the construction of the drain is going on fast. The Chief Minister directed that the debris be removed on both sides of Gorakhnath Road. So that the people around will be comfortable.

Line shifting will be completed by June 12

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has instructed to complete the widening work of Jungle Kauriya-Mohammadpur Chowk road by 25 June. In a meeting held at Gorakhnath Temple, he reviewed the progress of this work. Asked the Chief Engineer of Electricity Corporation E. Devendra Singh present in the meeting about the work done so far. The Chief Engineer informed that 95 percent work has been completed. The Chief Minister expressed happiness over the progress of the work and asked to complete the remaining work soon. The Chief Engineer informed that the remaining work will also be completed by June 12.

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath held a meeting with public representatives

Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has appealed to the public representatives to ensure their role in preventing the state from becoming a hub of community corona infection. After reaching every village, make people aware about the alertness from infection. Get the corona suspect checked immediately. If found positive, arrange for him to be rushed to the quarantine center immediately. The Chief Minister was addressing a meeting of public representatives at Annexe Bhavan. He said that the state government has hopefully succeeded in controlling the corona infection by taking necessary decisions at the right time. This has to be continued even further. For this, public representatives will have to take special activism and vigilance in their fields. People arriving at their homes in large numbers by trains and buses will have to be made aware to follow the physical distancing. The Chief Minister also instructed all the public representatives not to let the scarcity of masks and sanitizers in the villages.

He also informed the public representatives about the trunet machine, which will report any person being corona positive or negative in just one hour. The Chief Minister informed that at present, this machine has been made available to the District Hospital and Medical College. It will soon be expanded to private hospitals. The meeting was also attended by MPs Ravi Kishan and Kamlesh Paswan, MLAs Fateh Bahadur Singh, Vipin Singh, Mahendra Pal Singh, Sheetal Pandey, Sant Prasad, Vimlesh Paswan, Sangeeta Yadav, Devendra Pratap Singh, BJP's regional president Dr. Dharmendra Singh and regional general minister's organization Ratnakar. Be present Former minister Shivpratap Shukla could not attend the meeting due to being out of town and MLA Dr. Radha Mohandas Aggarwal being unwell.