Punjab Health Department Issues Advisory Amidst Rising Covid-19 Cases

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Neha Kumari
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As the nation experiences a surge in Covid-19 cases, the Punjab health and family welfare department took proactive measures by issuing an advisory on Friday. The advisory is geared towards preventing the further spread of the infection, with a primary focus on reinforcing Covid-appropriate behavior among healthcare professionals and the general public.

Mandatory Mask-wearing for Healthcare Workers

Healthcare workers, including doctors and paramedics, have received explicit instructions to wear masks mandatorily while attending to patients. This directive aims to enhance the safety of both medical personnel and patients, ensuring a stringent adherence to Covid protocols within healthcare facilities. The advisory underscores the critical role of healthcare professionals in setting an example for the public.

Strict Guidelines for Patients and Attendants

Patients and their attendants visiting healthcare facilities are also obligated to wear masks and adhere to other precautionary measures. The advisory underscores the importance of collective responsibility in preventing the transmission of the virus within medical settings. By enforcing strict guidelines for patients and attendants, the health department aims to create a secure environment within healthcare facilities.

Alerts and Calls for Adherence from the State Health Department

Against the backdrop of one reported Covid-related death in Punjab, the state health department has issued alerts to residents, urging strict adherence to Covid-appropriate behavior. The advisory emphasizes the preference for mask-wearing in crowded places and enclosed settings, recognizing it as a crucial measure to curb the potential spread of the virus. With these strategic measures, the Punjab health authorities aim to mitigate the impact of the rising cases and safeguard public health.

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