Bengaluru:
Former Karnataka chief minister and leader of Janata Dal (secular) HD Kumaraswamy said on Wednesday that there was a shortage of beds and ventilators to treat COVID-19 patients in the state.
In a series of tweets, he targeted the government of Karnataka on the management of COVID-19.
“The state government has failed to provide adequate treatment for people infected with corona. There are no beds or fans to treat more than four thousand patients. Self-induced locking is the only solution, “he tweeted.
In his later tweet, he said, “Residents of the state, including Bangalore, now have only one way to escape COVID-19. Stay at home and celebrate yourself as a lock- out self-proclaimed. Money is no more important than life. Your life is in your hands now. “
In another tweet, the former chief minister alleged that the government had set between 10 and 15,000 rupees a day for COVID-19 treatment in private hospitals.
“The state government also says this indirectly. The” home remedy “at home is to stay at home and be safe. The government has set Rs 10-15,000 per day for the treatment of this infection in private hospitals. How the poor can afford the upper class not to afford, “he tweeted.
“If four family members are infected with the crown, the cost of treatment for a 15-day treatment in a private hospital is Rs 5-6 lakh. Where do the poor bring so much money? We must save our lives while the government sits incapable. This is my concern for the people of the state, “he said in another tweet.
In a video message that HD Kumaraswamy asked the state government to give all kinds of security to the students who will take the SSLC exam tomorrow.
HD Kumaraswamy also urged students to be careful.
About 8.48.203 students will appear tomorrow in the Secondary School Leaving Exam (SSLC), Karnataka Health Minister B Sriramulu said on Wednesday.
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