Mail News Service
Jamshedpur, Aug 24:� Mosabani BDO-cum-CO Seema Kumari inspected the CTC COVID Care Centre in Swaspur. She met the patients staying there asked about their wellbeing. She also inspected the infrastructure facilities available at the Centre. She instructed the Centre In-charge and the medical team to ensure timely medication and nutritious food to the patients at the Centre.
In a meeting a few days earlier, Seema Kumari had urged UCIL management to help in waste disposal from the CTC. Today, the UCIL management provided 12 vats for waste collection at the CTC. The UCIL management also provided dust layer on paths at Hostels 7 and 8 to make communication easier as otherwise, the pathways had turned slushy due to rains. Moreover hedges and ferns are being cleaned. As per the BDO-cum-CO�s request UCIL will also provide special meals to the patients twice a week.
The BDO-cum-CO appealed to the people to come forward and donate plasma for the treatment of COVID infected patients. Explaining the functions and importance of plasma, Seema Kumari said, �Plasma is a yellow liquid that adds mobility to the cells (corpuscles) to carry oxygen to various parts of the body including brain. I especially appeal to those who have recovered from COVID infection to come forward and donate plasma. The donation in no way has any adverse effect on health; on the contrary, it is healthy.�
