Government geared up to deal with heat diseases
Lucknow: The Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has asked the health department to be prepared for prevention and management of heat-related diseases in the state during summer. Principal Secretary of Health Department, Partha Sarathi Sen Sharma has issued guidelines to all the District Magistrates and Chief Medical Officers. These guidelines outline the activities to be conducted by the Health Department with inter-departmental coordination. Additionally, they give guidance on what to do and what not to do during extreme heat waves
Arvind Kejriwal moved Delhi court demanding five meetings with his lawyer per week. It is noteworthy that various central institutions have predicted the temperature to be above normal in most parts of the country including Uttar Pradesh this year. Monthly minimum temperatures are also expected to be above normal during this period in many parts of the country.
Additionally, heat waves are more likely to occur in the central and north-western regions of the country from March to May 2024. Also Read – Pappu Yadav files nomination as independent candidate from Purnia In view of the growing concern over rising temperatures, the Health Department has organized programs to raise awareness about heat-related diseases as well as its prevention and management. There will be inter-departmental coordination to organize a series. The department will arrange for cold and clean drinking water in crowded places and provide shelter to protect from heat.
UP CM criticizes Congress for ‘anti-women’ stance, Randeep Surjewala says his statement has been distorted out of context. Besides this, weather forecast and temperature will be displayed on screens installed at crowded places, while awareness sessions on safety from heatwave will be conducted. in schools.
As per the guidelines, the health department will prioritize training and awareness of medical officers, paramedical staff and frontline workers, ensuring that they are equipped with the skills to promptly identify and treat these diseases. Additionally, adequate availability of essential medicines, intravenous fluids, ice packs, oral rehydration salts and other essential supplies will be ensured. Also Read – Criminals are now afraid of going to jail: Yogi Adityanath Apart from this, availability and functionality of essential equipment will be ensured.
According to the guidelines, there should be adequate supply of clean drinking water and continuous operation of cooling equipment to deal with extreme temperatures in medical units. The government will also ensure uninterrupted power supply, install solar panels where possible and take energy conservation measures. Efforts will be made to reduce indoor temperatures by implementing technologies such as cool or green roofs. Additionally, measures like installing shades on windows and open areas will also be taken.
Lucknow: The Yogi Adityanath government in Uttar Pradesh has asked the health department to be prepared for prevention and management of heat-related diseases in the state during summer. Principal Secretary of Health Department, Partha Sarathi Sen Sharma has issued guidelines to all the District Magistrates and Chief Medical Officers. These guidelines outline the activities to be conducted by the Health Department with inter-departmental coordination. Additionally, they give guidance on what to do and what not to do during extreme heat waves
Arvind Kejriwal moved Delhi court demanding five meetings with his lawyer per week. It is noteworthy that various central institutions have predicted the temperature to be above normal in most parts of the country including Uttar Pradesh this year. Monthly minimum temperatures are also expected to be above normal during this period in many parts of the country.
Additionally, heat waves are more likely to occur in the central and north-western regions of the country from March to May 2024. Also Read – Pappu Yadav files nomination as independent candidate from Purnia In view of the growing concern over rising temperatures, the Health Department has organized programs to raise awareness about heat-related diseases as well as its prevention and management. There will be inter-departmental coordination to organize a series. The department will arrange for cold and clean drinking water in crowded places and provide shelter to protect from heat.
UP CM criticizes Congress for ‘anti-women’ stance, Randeep Surjewala says his statement has been distorted out of context. Besides this, weather forecast and temperature will be displayed on screens installed at crowded places, while awareness sessions on safety from heatwave will be conducted. in schools.
As per the guidelines, the health department will prioritize training and awareness of medical officers, paramedical staff and frontline workers, ensuring that they are equipped with the skills to promptly identify and treat these diseases. Additionally, adequate availability of essential medicines, intravenous fluids, ice packs, oral rehydration salts and other essential supplies will be ensured. Also Read – Criminals are now afraid of going to jail: Yogi Adityanath Apart from this, availability and functionality of essential equipment will be ensured.
According to the guidelines, there should be adequate supply of clean drinking water and continuous operation of cooling equipment to deal with extreme temperatures in medical units. The government will also ensure uninterrupted power supply, install solar panels where possible and take energy conservation measures. Efforts will be made to reduce indoor temperatures by implementing technologies such as cool or green roofs. Additionally, measures like installing shades on windows and open areas will also be taken.
