Kotpad: Nov 2 (UDN): In view of the potential flood threat and the impact of Cyclone ‘Arnab’, the Kotpad administration has stepped up its preparedness and precautionary measures to ensure the safety of residents, with special priority given to pregnant women and other vulnerable groups.
As part of the emergency response, a total of 57 pregnant women were shifted to safer locations, including the Kotpad Community Health Centre (CHC) and Maa Gruha, to ensure timely medical attention and prevent complications arising from the adverse weather conditions. Health officials have been closely monitoring their health conditions and providing necessary medical care at regular intervals.
According to information shared by Kotpad health officials with the media, the pregnant women were accommodated at two designated locations under proper medical supervision. Among the 57 women shifted to safety, two have already delivered babies, while all the pregnant women are reported to be in stable and healthy condition.
The arrangements were reviewed by Kotpad MLA Rupu Bhatra, MP representative Rameswar Jena, Block Development Officer (BDO) Sandhyarani Samarth, Additional Tehsildar Parshuram Bhatra and Kotpad Community Health Officer Biswajit Mallik.
The officials held detailed discussions regarding the medical facilities, accommodation, food, care and overall safety arrangements for the pregnant women staying at the Kotpad Community Health Centre and Maa Gruha. They also inspected the facilities and reviewed the steps being taken by the health department to ensure continuous medical monitoring and emergency assistance.
The administration’s proactive intervention reflects its commitment to protecting the lives of vulnerable citizens during the cyclone-related emergency. Special arrangements have been made to ensure that pregnant women receive uninterrupted healthcare services and immediate medical assistance whenever required.
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