Uttar Pradesh government has allotted â¹50 lakh for the insurance cover of state police personnel and sanitation workers, who are serving their duties despite lockdown due to coronavirus pandemic.
The Chief Minister’s Office will soon release the written order in the same regard, informed Additional Chief Secretary, Awanish Awasthi on Wednesday, via twitter.
Awasthi also took into view the ongoing fake news trend over the outbreak and has strictly warned the public against forwarding such fake posts. As per the latest updates UP has confirmed 410 coronavirus cases of which 31 have recovered while four have died.
Last week, Delhi Chief Minister allocatedâ¹1 crore to the families of healthcare and sanitation workers treating the coronavirus patients, if they lose their lives in this unfortunate situation of the pandemic.
On March 27, Maharashtra Health Minister Rajesh Tope, through a Facebook live, mentioned the government’s consideration to provide insurance cover and monetary incentive to the medical staff treating COVID-19 patients in the state.
Earlier, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had announced â¹50 lakh insurance cover for every doctor, healthcare workers.
In the massive wave of this outbreak, medical staff are currently acting-frontline soldiers, holding huge risk to major infections they’re exposed to while treating patients and the ongoing shortage of the PPEs and other sufficient protective gear.
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