Lucknow (Uttar Pradesh): Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath on Tuesday said that the safety of corona warriors must be ensured to control the spread of COVID-19 in India.
Speaking at the launch of 'Chikitsa Setu' app, Adityanath said the smartphone application is user friendly and practical and designed to spread awareness about the deadly virus.
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The spread of coronavirus can be controlled through awareness and corona warriors have a major role in this.
In such a situation, we will have to protect the doctors, paramedical staff, nurses, ward boys, sweepers, police personnel working on the front line as corona warriors," he added.
"We can defeat this invisible enemy by transparently implementing processes with full vigilance and caution," he said further.
Stressing that due to lack of adequate training in dealing with the deadly virus, some hospitals are made to shut down.
"For such a situation, we have facilitated training through the app. If people want to get trained, then they can do so through this app. Training plays an important role in medication," he said.
We have to save ourselves first and then show the way to protect others from the infection," he added.
He said efforts should be made to protect the app from cyber-attacks.
"We have to remain careful about it. However, the corona chain has to be broken and we have to prepare ourselves for it. The 'Chikitsa Setu app' will help us in discharging our duties," he said.
(PTI report)
