Bhopal: Madhya Pradesh Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan has recently made a statement on the second wave of corona in the state. You must be aware that they have brought the terrible situation of corona infection in the state under control to a great extent. Referring to corona infection, he reiterated, "Don't take it lightly even now. Beware of this, nothing will happen, but the slightest negligence will prove to be extremely dangerous for the citizens." In fact, today Shivraj Singh Chouhan was reviewing the corona situation at the Sehore district headquarters. 

"It is still a big challenge to stop the third wave of corona," he said. It's challenging, but not impossible. If the people were careful and followed the guidelines laid down by the administration. Apply a mask when you get out. Keep the distance. Sanitise and follow the other code of conduct prescribed to prevent corona. If anyone has any cold, cough, they should immediately reach the hospital and start check-up and treatment. He also issued instructions to the administration to immediately be aware of the sick persons and get them examined and admitted to the Covid Care Centre if they are found infected. He said, "The government will not close such centres. Maximum testing should also be continued. Vaccination will continue at a rapid pace. By taking all these measures, we can control the corona."

He also reiterated that "if all these rules are not followed, it will not be possible to stop the third wave and it may cost everyone." He also said, "We should all learn from the outbreak of the second wave that has caused unprecedented devastation in the state. How much havoc it caused during the months of April and May. How much we had to suffer for oxygen and medicine, etc., is not hidden from anyone. In view of this, we all have to be constantly vigilant and make it a habit to live with corona. In the same situation, the markets can be operated better. ''

At the same time, he emphasized on vaccination and said that "tenders have been invited globally to arrange one crore vaccine doses in the state. In addition, efforts are also being made to provide five crore more doses. It is not necessary that there will be no corona after the vaccine is received, but if someone has to cry even after the vaccine, the damage will not be much.''

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