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After letter from Centre, West Bengal govt takes action
After the Centre appointed team sent a letter to West Bengal government asking 37 questions, the West Bengal government has sprung into action. West Bengal Chief Secretary has issued a notice to hospitals of the state.
The notice reads that no patient will be denied treatment and the areas where the doctors are working, need to sanitised on a regular basis. The notice also makes it mandatory that the results of the Coronavirus test be delivered within 12 hours.
The notice reads that no patient will be denied treatment and the areas where the doctors are working, need to sanitised on a regular basis. The notice also makes it mandatory that the results of the Coronavirus test be delivered within 12 hours.
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