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Focus attention in bringing vaccines, says PM Oli



KATHMANDU: Prime Minister and Chairperson of COVID-19 Steering Committee KP Sharma Oli has urged the line ministries and authorities concerned to take measures to bring vaccines that are certified, effective and easy to transport.

In the first meeting of the COVID-19 Steering Committee Tuesday following the promulgation of the Ordinance on COVID-19 prevention and control, Prime Minister Oli said the fight against COVID-19 can be won only through vaccination, otherwise the fight will be continuous. “Hence, attention needs to be paid towards making proper arrangement of vaccines while increasing the efficiency of the health services,” he said.

Stating that the government’s current priority is to save people’s lives, the PM said immediate arrangement of necessary human and other resources shall be made to the COVID-19 Crisis Management Centre that was reformed as per the Ordinance.

Prime Minister Oli also said that all data and facts concerning COVID-19 infection in the country should be collected at the center and the status of treatment services, medical personal and health equipment availability updated continuously.

He noted that availability of medical oxygen has now improved in the country, thanks to the urgency the government gave to its arrangement along with generous support in oxygen cylinder, liquid oxygen and oxygen plants from different friendly countries.

Publish Date : 25 May 2021 21:36 PM

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