Gujarat HC asks State to ramp up health infrastructure
The Hindu
“With this understanding, you have to prepare yourself,” the court told Advocate-General Kamal Trivedi during the hearing.
The Gujarat High Court on Wednesday asked the State government to ramp up health infrastructure in the State keeping in mind that there could be a third or even fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic. The court also held that people are not following the rules and safety protocols like wearing a mask, social distancing, sanitisation, and hygiene. While hearing a suo motu PIL about the COVID-19 situation on Wednesday, the court observed that the kind of discipline enforced in China cannot be implemented in India. A Division Bench of Justices Bela Trivedi and Bhargav D. Karia asked the Gujarat government to ramp up infrastructure for medical facilities to deal with any fresh wave of the pandemic during the
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