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Health ministry issues revised guidelines for home isolation of mild, asymptomatic Covid-19 patients: Key points
The Federal Ministry of Health issued a set of home isolation guidelines for mild or asymptomatic COVID-19 cases on January 5.
According to the new guidelines, the quarantine period has been shortened to three days. It will end after the test is positive and there is no fever for three consecutive days for at least 7 days. Earlier, he planned to be discharged from the hospital 10 days after the onset of symptoms.
The guidelines say: “There is no need to re-test after the home isolation period.” Asymptomatic cases are laboratory-confirmed cases without any symptoms, and indoor air oxygen saturation exceeds 93%. The patient should be clinically designated as a mild/asymptomatic case by the attending physician. If necessary, family members should be provided with designated district/subdistrict-level control room contact numbers to obtain appropriate guidance for testing, clinical management-related guidance and bed allocation.
The residences of such cases should have necessary facilities for self-isolation and isolated family contact. There should be a caregiver (preferably someone who has completed the COVID-19 vaccination plan) providing care 24×7. The communication link between nursing staff and medical staff is a prerequisite for the entire home isolation period.
Elderly patients over 60 years old and patients with comorbidities such as hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, chronic lung/liver/kidney disease and cerebrovascular disease can be isolated at home after proper evaluation by the attending physician.
The patient must be isolated from other family members and stay in a designated room away from other people in the home, especially the elderly and those with comorbidities such as hypertension, cardiovascular disease, and kidney disease.
The patient should stay in a well-ventilated room with cross-ventilation, and the windows should be kept open to allow fresh air in.
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Recalling how Amrita Singh prevented Saif Ali Khan from endorsing his movie Pehla Nasha, Deepak Tijori “I was shocked by it.”
Recently, Deepak Tijori revealed some startling trivia about his 1990 film Pehla Nasha. He remembered when Saif was urged not to promote the film by Amrita Singh.
Tipppsy, the next film directed by Deepak Tijori, marks his return to directing. The actor-director is never afraid to speak openly about his colleagues. In a recent Zoom TV interview, Deepak remembered that Amrita Singh had previously advised Saif Ali Khan not to back Deepak’s movie Pehla Nasha.
In addition to starring in several films in the 1990s with Shah Rukh Khan, Rahul Roy, and Aamir Khan, Deepak also portrayed the lead in Pehla Nasha. The actor revealed that there was a scene in the Ashuotsh Gowariker-directed movie when Saif, Rahul Roy, Aamir Khan, and Shah Rukh Khan made cameo appearances.
According to Deepak Tijori, Amrita Singh prevented Saif Ali Khan from endorsing his movie.
When asked if Bollywood performers were friendly at parties but did not promote one other’s films, he responded, “Yeah, I guess I could probably tell you a personal experience.” I am referring about 1993 here. We were working on a movie named Pehla Nasha back in 1993. Surprisingly, there was a moment in the movie when everyone wants celebrities to attend a character’s debut. We had buddies, and the director was Ashutosh Gowariker. Therefore, I was taken aback when this particular occurrence occurred.”
According to Deepak, Amrita advised Saif not to back him.
He went on, “It seems that Shah Rukh Khan, Saif Ali Khan, and Aamir Khan were on their way.” Thus, Saif was reading, and this was similar to his interpretation of it when he got ready at home. Amrita Singh, his former spouse, questioned him, “What are you doing?” To what destination are you heading? “I’m heading to a premiere,” he declared. I’m heading out to shoot. I’m going to be involved with Deepak’s debut. “Really?” was her question. In what way is this possible? You know, we never did all these things. Who takes this action? similar to when you go and help someone on a premiere. That was a moment, then, and I was shocked by it. Evidently, something didn’t truly exist back then (days).
Concerning Pehla Nasha
Concerning Pehla NasPehla Nasha was a mystery-thriller for the uninitiated. Paresh Rawal, Pooja Bhatt, and Raveena Tandon all had significant parts in the film. The 1984 thriller Body Double by Brian de Palma was remade in this film. In addition to Juhi Chawla and Sudesh Berry, Shah Rukh and Saif also made cameo appearances in the movie as themselves
In Deepak’s new movie Tipppsy, a bunch of females attend on a bachelorette party, but as they become drunk, things go wrong. Important parts are played by Alankrita Sahai, Natasha Suri, Kainaat Arora, and others in the film. Tipppsy will be available on May 10.
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