The government has ensured that there is no shortage of anti-malarial drug hydroxychloroquine in the country at present as well as in the future, Union Health Ministry Joint Secretary Lav Aggarwal said on Wednesday. "It is ensured that not only today even in future there will not be any lack of HCQ (hydroxychloroquine) as and when needed," the official said during his daily press briefing. To monitor COVID-19 cases, the Human Resource Development Ministry has launched a platform — Integrated Government Online Training Portal — for health workers including doctors, nurses, paramedics, ANMs, technicians as well as state civil defense personnel, NCC cadets, NSS, Red Cross Society will be provided necessary resources, the Health Ministry informed.
A training module will also be launched for physicians to look after pregnant ladies suspected or confirmed with coronavirus infection.
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