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Plea in SC raises concern over safety

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New Delhi: A plea has been filed in the Supreme Court raising concern over the safety of healthcare workers, including nurses and paramedical staffs, and has sought directions to authorities to provide proper protection kits to those working in COVID-19 wards or in close proximity of patients suspected to be infected with COVID-19.
The application, filed by United Nurses Association, has sought permission to intervene in the matter relating to the treatment of COVID-19 patients and dignified handling of dead bodies in the hospitals in which the SC has taken cognisance on its own.
The association has said that healthcare workers are “at the frontline of the COVID-19 outbreak response” and are exposed to hazards, including long working hours and psychological distress, that put them at risk of infection. (PTI)

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