MPLADS funds may be utilized for COVID-19


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▴ MPLADS funds may be utilized for COVID19
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As a part of Government’s efforts to contain spread of COVID – 19, the Ministry of Statistics and Programme Implementation (MoSPI) has taken several preventive measures. It issued a circular granting one-time dispensation for utilizing funds under the Members of Parliament Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS) to address the challenges in the fight against COVID-19.This will facilitate Members of Parliament to recommend funds for purchase of equipments for Government Hospitals / Dispensaries for medical testing and screening of patients and also facilitate in setting up other related facilities in their respective constituencies. As per the amendments to MPLADS Guidelines,

Members of Parliament can now utilize funds under MPLADS for the following:-

Infra-Red thermometers (Non-contact) to enable doctors and medical personnel to record and track a person’s temperature.

Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) Kits to keep the medical personnel well-protected and enable them to function efficiently by minimizing the risk of transmission.


Thermal imaging scanners or cameras for railway stations, airports and other points of entry which allow detecting of temperature from a safe distance.


CORONA testing kits approved by M/o Health and Family Welfare


ICU Ventilator and Isolation/ Quarantine Wards within their approved facilities.


Face masks, gloves and Sanitizers for medical personnel.


Any other medical equipment recommended by Ministry of Health and Family Welfare for prevention, control and treatment of COVID-19.

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