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As experts have warned that the third wave of COVID-19 is imminent, a Kashmir-based NGO is all set to fight the virus.

  >>  Reuters Published: 03 Jun 2021 12:59 PM BdST Updated: 03 Jun 2021 12:59 PM BdST A healthcare worker takes a nasal swab sample from a shepherd girl for a coronavirus disease (COVID-19) test in Nawroz Baba village in central Kashmirs Budgam district May 20, 2021. REUTERS/Danish Ismail As the coronavirus pandemic began to spread last year, charities in Indian-administered Kashmir lacked a key tool that was available to most others in the country - high-speed mobile internet. "); } The ...

As desperate families go to market, exorbitantly priced oxygen concentrators are making them unaffordable for Covid-19 patients homecare. Now the crisis is that leisure oxygen-generators are being sold for medical oxygen concentrators, reports Saifullah Bashir Mohammad Azan Khan, 30, a resident of...

Mufti Islah SRINAGAR: In view of the covid-19 surge, Kashmir’s leading philanthropic organisation, Athrout, has set up a 100-bed Covid facility in a record three days’ time. Athrout collaborated with the Srinagar administration, and converted the Haj house building into a spacious 100- bed plus Covid facility in Srinagar, almost in tune with a new practice of using religious places like mosques, temples and gurudwaras for rendering services to Corona-afflicted population. Kashmir’s major ...

Highlights The hospital is equipped with 28 beds with high flow oxygen supply It also has 75 beds with oxygen concentrators Srinagar: At a time when there is a huge surge in cases of COVID-19 patients across the Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir, the valley hospitals are reeling under tremendous pressure. The Srinagar administration with the help of a charity group has converted the Haj House of Kashmir into a 100-bed COVID-19 hospital. The facility has been well equipped with all the requi...