PIL PPE KIT FOR DOCTORS AND PARAMEDICAL STAFF

The PIL, filed by by lawyer and activist Amit Sahni, said healthcare professionals and security personnel are performing the most challenging job and governments should resolve the shortage of PPE kits including "body coveralls, N-95 masks and 2-ply/3-ply surgical masks" for them.

SC hears pleas filed by Advocate and Social Activist Amit Sahni and two doctors seeking directions over shortage of PPE kits for healthcare professionals.

PIL filed by Advocate Amit Sahni In SC Seeks Directions To Resolve Shortage Of PPE For Health Workers

COVID-19: Another Plea In SC by Advocate Amit Sahni for ensuring availablity of protection kits for doctors and paramedical staff etc.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday heard a batch of petitions over the shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) for medical professionals in the wake of coronavirus spread and seeking directions to avail WHO-approved protective gears. Three petitions, filed by Dr Jerryl Banait, lawyer and activist Amit Sahni and Dr Arushi Jain, were filed in the apex court over the shortage of PPE kits amid the COVID-19 crisis. One of the petitions also sought directions for the deployment of security for the protection of medical professionals.

The PIL, filed by by lawyer and activist Amit Sahni, said healthcare professionals and security personnel are performing the most challenging job and governments should resolve the shortage of PPE kits including “body coveralls, N-95 masks and 2-ply/3-ply surgical masks” for them.

The PIL, filed by by lawyer and activist Amit Sahni, said healthcare professionals and security personnel are performing the most challenging job and governments should resolve the shortage of PPE kits including "body coveralls, N-95 masks and 2-ply/3-ply surgical masks" for them.

Doctors and healthcare professionals are “warriors” in fight against coronavirus and have to be protected, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday even as the Centre assured that it is doing its best by providing them personal protective equipment (PPE) and other facilities. Another petition filed by advocate Amit Sahni has sought a direction to the Centre and state governments to resolve the issue of shortage of PPE kits for healthcare professionals to combat coronavirus.

The Supreme Court on Wednesday heard a batch of petitions over the shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) for medical professionals in the wake of coronavirus spread and seeking directions to avail WHO-approved protective gears.A bench headed by Justice Ashok Bhushan and also comprising Justice S Ravindra Bhat heard the matter via video conferencing. Three petitions, filed by Dr Jerryl Banait, lawyer and activist Amit Sahni and Dr Arushi Jain, were filed in the apex court over the shortage of PPE kits amid the COVID-19 crisis. One of the petitions also sought directions for the deployment of security for the protection of medical professionals.

Doctors and healthcare professionals are “warriors” in fight against coronavirus and have to be protected, the Supreme Court said on Wednesday even as the Centre assured that it is doing its best by providing them personal protective equipment (PPE) and other facilities.
Another petition filed by advocate Amit Sahni has sought a direction to the Centre and state governments to resolve the issue of shortage of PPE kits for healthcare professionals to combat coronavirus.

A plea has been filed by Advocate and activist, Amit Sahni in the Supreme Court seeking an urgent hearing into his plea regarding “right to life of homeless persons, labourers and beggars amid Covid-19 lockdown.”

A plea has been filed by Advocate and activist, Amit Sahni in the Supreme Court seeking an urgent hearing into his plea regarding ‘right to life of homeless persons, labourers and beggars amid Covid-19 lockdown.’