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HC asks AAP govt if sufficient ICU beds vacant for non-COVID patients

The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the AAP government whether sufficient number of ICU beds is vacant for non-COVID patients. The court also sought a response on how the Delhi government planned to compensate private hospitals asked to make ICU beds available for COVID patients. The court posed the questions while issuing notice to the Centre and the Association of Healthcare Providers seeking their stand on Delhi government's plea that challenged its order staying the reservation of 80 per cent ICU beds for COVID-19 patients.

Is sufficient ICU beds vacant for non-Covid&nbsp;patients?: Delhi HC&nbsp;
HC questions AAP&nbsp;on plans to compensate&nbsp;private hospitals

The Delhi High Court on Monday asked the AAP government whether sufficient number of ICU beds are vacant for non-COVID patients. The court also sought a response on how the Delhi government planned to compensate private hospitals asked to make ICU beds available for COVID patients. The court posed the questions while issuing notice to the Centre and the Association of Healthcare Providers seeking their stand on Delhi government's plea that challenged its order staying the reservation of 80 per cent ICU beds for COVID-19 patients.

No more lockdown in Delhi: Satyender Jain rules out possibility 

New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI) Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said on Sunday the city government has instructed 33 big private hospitals in the national capital to reserve 80 per cent of ICU beds for COVID-19 patients, amid a shortage of such beds at some facilities.
Delhi has been witnessing a surge in novel coronavirus cases from the last week of August. Delhi recorded its biggest single-day jump of 4,321 fresh COVID-19 cases on Saturday, taking the city's tally to over 2.14 lakh, authorities said. It was for the fourth day in a row that over 4,000 fresh cases were recorded in Delhi.
"Yesterday, we instructed 33 private hospitals to reserve 80 per cent of their ICU beds for coronavirus patients. This has been done since issues were being faced with regards to ICU beds in some private hospitals. I also held a video conference over this and an order has been issued in this regard," he told reporters here.
Jain said there are sufficient number of ICU beds in state-run and Centre-run hospitals, and also said there are sufficient number of other beds in hospitals.
"We have also instructed hospitals to increase bed strength by 30 per cent for coronavirus patients, in case they want to. More than 50 per cent beds are available in hospitals. Out of the total 14,372 beds available for COVID-19 patients, 7,938 are vacant, according to live status on Delhi Corona app," he added.
Asked if there can be another lockdown amid a spurt in coronavirus cases, the Health Minister ruled out the possibility.
"The time for enforcing a lockdown has ended. We have gained enough experience through the lockdown and know that wearing masks is an effective way to fight the infection. We are creating awareness to wear masks," he said.
Jain said the national capital has ramped up testing, which is why an increase in cases is being observed and stressed that it will help in containing and isolating cases of the infection. On Saturday, over 60,000 COVID-19 tests were conducted.
"If you test positive without symptoms, we will be able to isolate you in time and prevent the infection from spreading. The number might be increasing at this point but this will help in containing the virus," he added.
Sharing numbers, he said the positivity rate in the national capital is 7.19 per cent while the death rate in the last 10 days has been 0.68 per cent, "which is a good sign". The overall death rate is 2.23 per cent, he said.

Amid rising cases in the national capital, the Delhi government has ruled out the possibility&nbsp;for another lockdown.
Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said on Sunday, that the govt has gained enough experience&nbsp;from previous lockdowns and the spike in infections was due to increased testing.&nbsp;Jain added that the fatality rate in the last 10 days in Delhi ws 0.68% 'which is a good sign'.
The Delhi government has instructed 33 private hospitals to reserve 80% of the ICU beds for Covid-19 patients. Hospitals can also increase the bed strength by 30%&nbsp;for coronavirus cases.
The capital recorded its biggest single day spike of 4,321 covid cases on Saturday taking the total tally to over 2.14 lakh cases. It was the 4th consecutive day of the city recording over 4,000 fresh cases.

New Delhi, Sep 13 (PTI) Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain said on Sunday the city government has instructed 33 big private hospitals in the national capital to reserve 80 per cent of ICU beds for COVID-19 patients, amid a shortage of such beds at some facilities.
Delhi has been witnessing a surge in novel coronavirus cases from the last week of August. Delhi recorded its biggest single-day jump of 4,321 fresh COVID-19 cases on Saturday, taking the city's tally to over 2.14 lakh, authorities said. It was for the fourth day in a row that over 4,000 fresh cases were recorded in Delhi.
"Yesterday, we instructed 33 private hospitals to reserve 80 per cent of their ICU beds for coronavirus patients. This has been done since issues were being faced with regards to ICU beds in some private hospitals. I also held a video conference over this and an order has been issued in this regard," he told reporters here.
Jain said there are sufficient number of ICU beds in state-run and Centre-run hospitals, and also said there are sufficient number of other beds in hospitals.
"We have also instructed hospitals to increase bed strength by 30 per cent for coronavirus patients, in case they want to. More than 50 per cent beds are available in hospitals. Out of the total 14,372 beds available for COVID-19 patients, 7,938 are vacant, according to live status on Delhi Corona app," he added.
Asked if there can be another lockdown amid a spurt in coronavirus cases, the Health Minister ruled out the possibility.
"The time for enforcing a lockdown has ended. We have gained enough experience through the lockdown and know that wearing masks is an effective way to fight the infection. We are creating awareness to wear masks," he said.
Jain said the national capital has ramped up testing, which is why an increase in cases is being observed and stressed that it will help in containing and isolating cases of the infection. On Saturday, over 60,000 COVID-19 tests were conducted.
"If you test positive without symptoms, we will be able to isolate you in time and prevent the infection from spreading. The number might be increasing at this point but this will help in containing the virus," he added.
Sharing numbers, he said the positivity rate in the national capital is 7.19 per cent while the death rate in the last 10 days has been 0.68 per cent, "which is a good sign". The overall death rate is 2.23 per cent, he said.

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