Odisha announces 3-month house-to-house COVID-19 survey
The Hindu
The survey will be conducted by Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) and Anganwadi workers.
Amidst reports of widespread infections in rural pockets, Odisha government on Monday announced the launch of a house-to-house survey on COVID-19 symptoms and co-morbidities. The survey will be conducted by Accredited Social Health Activist (ASHA) and Anganwadi workers. “A three-month house-to-house survey (for COVID-19 symptoms and co-morbid conditions) by ASHAs and AWWs will be launched beginning from May 24. They will be given an additional incentive of ₹1000 per month for these three months,” said Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik while addressing an all-party meeting here.
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