JAIPUR: The Government of Rajasthan has capped the testing charges in the state’s private labs at Rs 2,200. Earlier, the charges were capped at Rs. 3,500 to Rs 4,500. Ashok Gehlot, Chief Minister, Rajasthan, took the decision in a meeting held on Friday, June 19, to review the measures taken to fight Covid-19 in the state.
In the two-hour long meeting, Gehlot also announced the decision to cap the maximum charges per bed at Rs 2,000 and for beds with ventilator at Rs 4,000. Gehlot warned all medical establishments against exploiting patients by overcharging them. He went on to say that strict action would be taken against those who violate the rules of the government regarding Covid-19 testing and treatment. “You should initiate action against those flouting norms under various sections of law including that of Epidemic Ordinance in case of violation,” Gehlot ordered the officials present in the meeting.
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