Amaravati:Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy has directed officials to provide emergency health services and said 108 services will roll out from July 1 along with two-wheeler services as part of telemedicine.
During a high-level review meeting here on Wednesday, the Chief Minister said that medical services should be provided for those suffering with chronic diseases and pregnant ladies and on July 1 the 1060 new vehicles of 108 ambulances would be launched along with two-wheeler bikes to deliver medical services as part of the telemedicine.
According to a statement from Andhra Pradesh CMO, the Chief Minister stressed the need for providing emergency health care services like Chemotherapy, Dialysis as well as pre and postnatal services to pregnant women during the lockdown.
Officials informed that all these services have been made available for the patients as per schedule. Even the services of Asha workers and village volunteers are being utilised in identifying such cases and extending medical support.
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Taking stock of COVID-19 situation in the State, officials said that so far the total tests conducted across the State have crossed over two lakh with an average of 3768 tests for million population. As many as 9284 tests were conducted in the last 24 hours, where 48 have been tested positive. On Tuesday, 86 people were discharged after availing treatment and the total number of discharges is gradually increasing.