The charges will not be elevated than Rs 5,000 plus tax in extreme class motels (File)
Jaipur:
In a bid to increase the number of beds for coronavirus victims, the Rajasthan authorities on Saturday allowed private hospitals to rope in shut by motels as extended COVID care centres the place asymptomatic victims shall be dealt with.
For this, the non-public hospitals ought to sign an MoU with the motels after taking permission from district collector and as per the conditions laid down by the state authorities, an official assertion talked about.
The state authorities moreover mounted the utmost charges to be taken from victims who shall be saved in these extended COVID care centres in three completely completely different courses of hotels- extreme class, medium class and commonplace class.
The charges will not be elevated than Rs 5,000 plus tax in extreme class motels, Rs 4,000 plus tax in medium class motels and Rs 3,000 plus charges in commonplace motels per day. The charges embrace two-time tea, breakfast, lunch and dinner, water, housekeeping, disinfection, medicines, cylinders and completely different important gear for low motion oxygen, masks and consumables, the assertion talked about.
Paramedical staff shall be deputed around the clock throughout the motels by hospitals which can even have to supply PPE kits, masks and others, to the lodge staff.
The hospitals will value the victims and pay to the motels, it talked about.
Principal Secretary (medical and effectively being) Akhil Arora talked about in an order that asymptomatic victims are moreover admitted in authorities and private hospitals and such victims solely need supervision by medical medical doctors.
He talked about such victims must be admitted to COVID care centres of hospitals in its place of devoted COVID hospitals so that beds throughout the latter class may be made obtainable to light/common and extreme victims.
The number of coronavirus situations and deaths due to the sickness are at all times rising throughout the state the place larger than 88,000 people have been affected by the an an infection.
