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Centre rolls back order mandating Coronavirus patients to visit Covid health care
The Central government has rolled back its order mandating Coronavirus patients to visit Covid care centers for health assessment
New Delhi: The Central government has rolled back its order mandating Coronavirus patients to visit Covid care centers for health assessment.
"Now medical teams will visit people at their home to assess whether they can stay in home isolation or need to be sent to hospital," said Delhi Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia.
It has been decided to withdraw the Centre's order regarding the requirement of COVID care centre visit by corona-positive persons at the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) meeting, he added.
Sisodia said those found COVID-19 positive through the rapid test will be clinically assessed by medical officers on the spot.
In case of those found positive for the disease through the RT-PCR test, the assessment will be done by a home isolation team sent by the district surveillance officer, he added.
Home isolation has been highly successful in Delhi and around 30,000 coronavirus patients have been cured under the system, the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader said.
The Central Government had last week issued an order making it compulsory for new patients to visit care centres for clinical assessment to ascertain whether they should be kept in home isolation or be hospitalised.
