This GP in Koppal pays Rs 2k to COVID patients who get admitted to CCC
Team Udayavani, Jun 6, 2021, 10:56 AM IST
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Koppal: A Gram Panchayat chief in the district has come up with a unique initiative to encourage people under home isolation to get themselves admitted to Covid Care Centres.
Chikamadinal, Gram Panchayat chief Tippanna Gaddi is offering a cash incentive of Rs 2,000 to patients to get admitted to the CCC at the village. The panchayat covers Gouripura, Basarihal, Muslapur and Chikkamadinal villages. It comes under Kanakagiri taluk.
The decision to offer a cash incentive of Rs 2,000 was taken after infected people continued to stay under home isolation, despite officials pleading with them to get admitted to Covid Care Centres, in order to avoid other members of their families getting infected
Speaking in this regard Tippanna, who is bearing the cost from his pocket said that officials had to plead with patients under home isolation to get admitted to CCCs that is why the cash incentive is being offered.
“The COVID-19 infected people don’t seem to realise the severity of the disease. With the cash incentive, they are now moving to the CCC,” he added.
The cash incentive offer is worth emulating by other people’s representatives in the district, said the residents of Chikkamadinal.
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