Coronavirus | Allocate and divert resources, medicines by applying your mind: Delhi HC to Centre
The Hindu
The observations by the Bench came during the hearing of a disposed of petition related to COVID-19 tests.
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday expressed hope that the Central government was allocating or diverting resources and medicines, like Remdesivir, based on the needs and situation of each State, otherwise "people will have blood on their hands". "We will be doomed," a Bench of Justices Vipin Sanghi and Rekha Palli said with regard to any non-application of mind in allocation and diversion of resources and medicines. Additional Solicitor General (ASG) Chetan Sharma and Central government standing counsel Moniika Arora told the court that medical opinion was divided on use of Remdesivir.More Related News

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