Chhattisgarh govt constitutes State Task Force Committee for COVID-19 vaccination

▴ Chhattisgarh govt constitutes State Task Force Committee for COVID-19 vaccination
The State Task Force Committee has been constituted for better interdepartmental coordination for COVID-19 vaccination

In Chhattisgarh, primary preparations for COVID-19 vaccination have started. The State Task Force Committee has been constituted for better interdepartmental coordination for COVID-19 vaccination.

A database of health workers working in all government and private health institutions of Chhattisgarh is being prepared as per the guidelines of the Government of India. This database will be helpful to decide the priority for COVID-19 vaccination.

State Health Minister T.S. Singhdeo said that Chhattisgarh has made adequate arrangements for the storage and maintenance of vaccines. At present, 530 cold-chain points are operational and 80 new cold-chain points are being started for safekeeping of the vaccines. The total retention capacity of vaccines in the state is one lakh five thousand liters, which is 60 thousand liters more than the requirement. A state-level steering committee is also being formed under the chairmanship of Chief Secretary.

Besides, the District Task Force Committee will be constituted in all districts of the state. The mission director of the National Health Mission will be the State Nodal Officer for COVID-19 vaccination. At the district level, Collectors will be the Nodal Officer.

Meanwhile, India continues to report a steady trend of declining active cases. The active cases are less than 6 lakh for the last seven consecutive days and stand presently at 5,27,962. The active cases are now only 6.31% of the total positive cases of the country.

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