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PIL for capping price of HRCT tests for Covid-19; HC seeks Delhi govt stand

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₹5,000 to ₹6,500. As such, regulation of price of the same has become the need of an hour."That in light of the present gruesome circumstances in Delhi, regulating the price of HRCT, becomes all imperative and necessary," the petition has said.According to the petition, filed through advocate Amresh Anand, the cost of HRCT in the national capital is "unregulated and very high" beyond what a common man can afford.It has further claimed that HRCT has, in the current state of circumstances, become one of the most relevant and vital tests, recommended actively by the doctors for the diagnosis, management and treatment of infection in suspected or probable COVID-19 patients. "Of late, it has been seen that multiple variants of COVID-19 are not.

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