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NEW DELHI: The Centre on Wednesday said it will allow vaccination at private and public workplaces with about 100 eligible beneficiaries starting April 11.

In a letter to states, Union health secretary Rajesh Bhushan said that the decision is being taken to increase access to vaccines since a significant proportion of people aged 45 years and above is in the organized sector and involved in formal occupation or manufacturing and services.
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The Centre has asked states and Union Territories to make adequate preparations and issued guidelines in this regard.

Here are the guidelines issued by the Centre:

-Only employees aged 45 years or more will be eligible for vaccination at work place.

-No outsiders including eligible family members will be allowed for vaccination.

-One of the senior staff of the organisation will be assigned to work as nodal officer to coordinate with district health authorities/ private Covid vaccination centres (CVCs) and support vaccination activities.

-The beneficiaries will be required to register in Co-WIN portal prior to vaccination.

-CVC nodal officer will ensure registration of all targeted beneficiaries and facility of on-the-spot registration will also be available.

-Vaccination sessions will be planned at workplace CVC once at least 50 beneficiaries get registered for vaccination.

-The schedule of vaccination sessions can be made up to 15 days in advance.

-The District Task Force chaired by district magistrate and Urban Task Force chaired by municipal commissioner will identify such government and private workplaces.

-Every CVC in a government workplace will be tagged to an existing and nearest CVC in the government medical facility while every CVC in a private workplace will be tagged to an existing and nearest CVC in the private medical facility.

-The designated government and private CVC to whom the workplace CVC has been tagged will be responsible for deployment of the vaccination team at workplace CVCs.


-The healthcare workers of this health infrastructure of the workplace CVCs (such as doctors, nurses and other staff) may be deployed for the Covid-19 vaccination activities at workplaces as vaccination team members, it said.

-The workplace CVCs staff engaged in Covid-19 vaccination activities will follow the same SOPs for vaccination and reporting including management and reporting of adverse events following immunisation.

GM SWR INSPECTED HEADQUARTERS AND HUBBALLI DIVISION
Shri Gajanan Mallya, GM SCR, with additional charge as GM SWR o­n his maiden visit to SWR today, held a review meeting with senior officers of the Headquarters and Hubballi Division. He reviewed the operational aspects of the Hubballi Yard which has been remodeled recently. The yard is now equipped with double lines o­n all 3 sides i.e. towards Gadag (towards Vijayapura), Dharwad (towards Goa) and Bengaluru side. The yard is equipped with state of the art Electronic Interlocking with 502 routes. Shri Mallya inspected the Station Master's Panel Room, Signal Cabins and the yard.
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Gajanan Mallya inspected Hubballi Yard after remodelling and reviewed the progress of the third entry to the Hubballi Station. The team of officers led by Shri Aravind Malkhede, Divisional Railway Manager Hubballi was present comprising of officers from Operating, Commercial, Signal & Telecom and Engineering departments. The project is done at an approximate cost of Rs. 115 crores under the Chief Engineer Shri Prem Narayan of the Railways Construction Department.
SALIENT FEATURE OF HUBBALLI YARD (Commissioned o­n 24.02.2021)
ØNumber of platforms has been increased from five to eight.
ØExisting platform No. 1 has been extended linearally to provide platform No. 8 thus creating the longest platform length of 1505 m.
ØDoubling has been done in three directions i.e., towards Dharwad end, Bengaluru end & Gadag end.
ØNumber of main lines have been increased from two to four.
ØYard remodelling was involved with dismantling of 47 numbers of points & crossings and laying of 62 numbers of new points & crossings.
ØAdditional 7.8 kms of track has been added to the yard including two new stabling lines facilitating various movements.
ØAdditional platform shelter of 2888 sqms o­n PF No. 6 and 5888 sqms o­n PF No. 7 & 8 has been provided.
ØNew pedestrian subway has been provided.
ØOne limited height subway has been provided for eliminating level crossing.
ØThree new cabins buildings have been provided for electronic interlocking.
ØNew station building (third entry) has been provided.
ØCost involved for civil infrastructure is Rs. 55 Crores i.e., for earthwork, bridges, buildings and platforms.
ØCost involved in track linking, modifications and P.Way materials is Rs. 32 Crores
ØCost involved in electronic interlocking including cabins is Rs. 28 Crores.
ØNumber of routes in existing yard has been increased from 350 to 502 Numbers.
                                                                   Chief Public Relations Officer                                                                     South Western Railway, Hubballi

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SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY

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SER’s SPECIAL DRIVE TO CREATE AWARENESS ABOUT

MAINTENANCE OF COVID PROTOCOLS

 

Kolkata, 7thApril, 2021:

     

A special drive has been launched by South Eastern Railway authority to create awareness among all sections of the people to maintain COVID-19 protocols as per directives of the Government of India. As a part of the drive, banners and posters o­n COVID awareness have been displayed throughout SER’s jurisdiction. Frequent announcements are being made at important stations o­n Covid Appropriate Behaviour (CAB) i.e wearing of mask, regular hand washing, maintenance of social distancing and avoidance of crowded places. COVID-19 awareness posts and videos are being regularly uploaded in SER’s social media pages.Moreover, all endeavours are being made to encourage the employees to get vaccinated as it is safe and life saving.



Meanwhile, COVID-19 vaccination of SER employees and their family members above 45 years of age (i.e born o­n or before 01.01.1977) has been started from 1stApril, 2021 at SER Central Hospital, Garden Reach and all the four Divisional Hospital at Kharagpur, Adra, Chakradharpur and Ranchi. The vaccination programme is being carried out as per guidelines issued by the Government of India and is receiving positive response from the employees.

 

Special arrangements have been made at all the vaccination centres to meet the rush. Employees have been requested to register themselves at the Cowin Portal (www.cowin.gov.in) and report to the convenient centre. The beneficiaries are being administered the Covishield Vaccine and all the recipients of the vaccine are being strictly monitored in accordance with COVID-19 health protocols. Around 16000 doses of the vaccine have been administered so far at SER’s Central and Divisional Hospitals.

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दक्षिणपूर्वरेलवे

SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY

प्रेसविज्ञप्ति
...
more...

PRESS RELEASE

 



SER’s SPECIAL DRIVE TO CREATE AWARENESS ABOUT

MAINTENANCE OF COVID PROTOCOLS

 

Kolkata, 7thApril, 2021:

     

A special drive has been launched by South Eastern Railway authority to create awareness among all sections of the people to maintain COVID-19 protocols as per directives of the Government of India. As a part of the drive, banners and posters o­n COVID awareness have been displayed throughout SER’s jurisdiction. Frequent announcements are being made at important stations o­n Covid Appropriate Behaviour (CAB) i.e wearing of mask, regular hand washing, maintenance of social distancing and avoidance of crowded places. COVID-19 awareness posts and videos are being regularly uploaded in SER’s social media pages.Moreover, all endeavours are being made to encourage the employees to get vaccinated as it is safe and life saving.



Meanwhile, COVID-19 vaccination of SER employees and their family members above 45 years of age (i.e born o­n or before 01.01.1977) has been started from 1stApril, 2021 at SER Central Hospital, Garden Reach and all the four Divisional Hospital at Kharagpur, Adra, Chakradharpur and Ranchi. The vaccination programme is being carried out as per guidelines issued by the Government of India and is receiving positive response from the employees.

 

Special arrangements have been made at all the vaccination centres to meet the rush. Employees have been requested to register themselves at the Cowin Portal (www.cowin.gov.in) and report to the convenient centre. The beneficiaries are being administered the Covishield Vaccine and all the recipients of the vaccine are being strictly monitored in accordance with COVID-19 health protocols. Around 16000 doses of the vaccine have been administered so far at SER’s Central and Divisional Hospitals.

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