Vijayawada: Andhra Pradesh High Court has actually expressed displeasure in taking particular procedures in Covid-19 management by the state government.A division bench headed by Chief Justice A.K.

Goswami and Justice C.

Praveen Kumar heard a batch of petitions here on Thursday, stating that the steps being taken by the state federal government on offering treatment to the Coronavirus-infected clients were inadequate.

The court observed lack of coordination amongst the officials in making plans for dealing with the Covid-19 circumstance in the state and asked how the government could declare no lack of supply of medical oxygen in its affidavit submitted earlier, when the nodal officers were admitting to lack of beds with oxygen at some healthcare facilities in the state.

The court inquired about the availability of beds, medical oxygen, functioning of '104' call centre and ongoing Covid vaccination programme and instructed the state government to attend to lapses in such concerns.

The court directed the state federal government to establish more Covid care centres, enhance the number of beds, guarantee available of nodal officers 24x7 and carry out more Covid tests.

The court enquired about Covid vaccination and asked when the people aged above 45 years would be provided the jab.

It likewise inquired about the hurdles the state federal government was facing in providing the jab to all the eligible individuals in the state.The court also directed the state federal government to submit a report on Covid deaths at Anantapur district.With regard to medical oxygen, the court inquired about the status of deliberations the state was accepting the centre, and directed the Centre to provide requisite quantities of medical oxygen to the state.

On allotment of medical oxygen, the court stated that it would be much better to guarantee materials from neighboring places instead of from far-off locations.