Treatment of 5 patients in Covid Hospital of Ulhasnagar continues

  • Two patients from Badlapur involved
  • Vegetable market closed completely from 28 to 30 April

   Ulhasnagar. While another corona patient has been stirred up in Ulhasnagar city, the concern of Sudhakar Deshmukh, Commissioner of Ulhasnagar Municipal Corporation has increased. In a statement posted on social media, it is here that a corona patient has been found from a crowded ELAKE in Camp 4. Dr. Manpa's Health Officer Raja Rizwani has said that a 44-year-old corona positive has been found in Camp 4 Sambhaji Chowk campus. According to information received from sources, the above person is a policeman and is working in the police station of Dombivli. For the last few days, his treatment was going on in Covid Hospital. His report has been positive on Monday morning. Dr. Rizwani said that two patients from Badlapur are also being treated at Covid Hospital in Ulhasnagar.Including two patients of Ulhasnagar and one woman found negative in Nehru Chowk campus, a total of 5 patients are treated in Covid Hospital. At the same time, the Manpa Commissioner has taken this order at 1 pm on Monday afternoon that the sale of vegetable market and fruits will be completely closed from 28 to 30 April. Kirana, medical and milk shops will remain open.


On the other hand, Manpa Commissioner Sudhakar Deshmukh has said in a message on social media that an infected patient has been found in Ulhasnagar-4 from Jijamata Colony, Sambhaji Chowk, a crowded area. The corona positive patient found in Ulhasnagar is of great concern to the city today. The number of discipline breakers has also increased despite being punished by the police. A large part of Jijamata Colony is a slum or crowded hut. Therefore, no one can control the spread of corona disease here.

    The disease is spreading rapidly in Mumbai city and the number of patients is doubling every day. Its spread in Thane and Mira Bhayandar is also very worrying. Corona disease has started taking a demonic form. Therefore, keeping the city disease free is not in the hands of the administration but in the hands of disciplined citizens. Due to the increasing influence of Corona in Mumbai and its suburbs, residents of Ulhasnagar or relatives of residents of Ulhasnagar are trying to enter the city. Despite repeated appeals, citizens are asked not to visit relatives nor to call relatives. These cases are beyond the control of the police. Citizens have shown complete discipline in the villages and the disease has not reached the villages of the state. But it is unfortunately decreasing in the cities of educated people.

   Several rules have been laid down for shopkeepers and vegetable vendors of essential services in the city. The administration is pressurizing them to follow the rules. But neither the shopkeeper nor the customer is serious about discipline. It is never possible for the administration to stop everything. Complaints are made because people do not follow discipline, but the number of non-observers and observers is increasing and the number of those who follow discipline is decreasing. As a result, police and administrative staff, who are fundamentally limited, are under increased stress and take longer to resolve complaints than working on disease control.

   Time has not passed from the hands of the citizens. We can still discipline the people of our region. The city can survive only if we keep the disease under control till at least 20 May. Otherwise it is difficult to say who will save this city. The medical health officer of the corporation has been released due to a corona infection in one of the municipal corporations in the state. Doctors and nurses are getting infected with corona in many cities. Therefore, it is very difficult to guarantee how many days this system can last. Mr. Deshmukh said that I am very worried. The administration is now waiting for the response of the people by taking all measures. However, there was no positive response from the public. Therefore, your safety is in your hands by following the rules.