There is no need to panic over the spread of chikungunya and dengue in the national capital and enough hospital beds are still available, said Delhi's ruling AAP.
Chikungunya has affected tens of thousands across New Delhi. Cases of viral fever and dengue are also rampant. There is no need to panic over the spread of chikungunya and dengue in the national capital and enough hospital beds are still available, announced Delhi's ruling AAP.
‘There is no need to panic over the spread of chikungunya and dengue in the national capital and enough hospital beds are still available, said Aam Aadmi Party leader Dilip Pandey.’
"There is no need to panic," Aam Aadmi Party leader Dilip Pandey told the media. "Our hospitals are competent to treat the patients we get." He said that Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain had visited almost all major hospitals in the city.
"On the basis of what the minister has conveyed to us, we can say with confidence that there is nothing to panic," Pandey said.
The comments follow reports that 10 people have died in Delhi due to chikungunya.
Pandey said that contrary to the allegations made by the BJP, the Delhi government had been readying itself to overcome vector-borne diseases for weeks.
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The AAP leader again accused the BJP-controlled municipal corporations of failing to take adequate steps to prevent the breeding and proliferation of mosquitoes although this was their responsibility.
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Hospitals in Delhi are with either the central government or the BJP-held municipal corporations or the AAP-led Delhi government.
Source-IANS