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MediBuddy, HCL to support India s Covid mitigation efforts

MediBuddy, HCL to support India s Covid mitigation efforts ​ By IANS | Published on ​ Fri, May 14 2021 19:57 IST | ​ 26 Views HCL Tech announces Rs 700 cr one-time bonus for employees. Image Source: IANS News New Delhi, May 14 : Digital healthcare platform MediBuddy has tied up with more than 350 top hospitals across 130 cities to strengthen the vaccine rollout across the country, the company said on Friday. The company will lend its full support to state governments administering vaccination drives in cities including Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, Indore, Jaipur, Lucknow, Noida, and Kochi. MediBuddy will also facilitate vaccinations for over 700 corporate houses that support 15 million employees and their dependents at vaccination camps which can be set either in their office or at any MediBuddy partnered hospital.

COVID-19: HCL providing support to over 500 hospital beds in Delhi-NCR

COVID-19: HCL providing support to over 500 hospital beds in Delhi-NCR At CWG, in partnership with Delhi government and Doctors For You , HCL has supported import and installation of an oxygen plant for the facility. BusinessToday.In | May 11, 2021 | Updated 12:35 IST HCL has also been extending its support for critical human resources to treat the high number of COVID positive patients at the CWG facility. Amidst the surge in COVID-19 cases in Delhi, IT company HCL has stepped up its efforts and is providing assistance to 500 hospital beds in Delhi-NCR region. .HCL s support includes assistance in the form of more than 500 hospital beds at various facilities such as the Commonwealth Games (CWG) village, Holy Family Hospital, Sama Hospital and Lok Nayak Hospital in New Delhi; and Government Institute of Medical Sciences, Greater Noida Authority, the company said in a statement.

HCL to support Delhi govt with ready to use oxygen plants, cylinders

HCL to support Delhi govt with ready to use oxygen plants, cylinders Updated: Updated: Share Article AAA HCL Group on Tuesday said it is supporting the Delhi Government with 12,000 oxygen cylinders each with a capacity of 40 liters, along with 21 Oxygen Plants that will generate 8,800 liters of oxygen per minute, catering to around 1,500 patients at a time. “Two of these ready-to-use Oxygen Plants which are being imported from France have already been delivered and will get installed at Sanjay Gandhi Memorial Hospital in New Delhi,” it said in a statement. Earlier, the company had said it is extending support for COVID-19 care facilities in Delhi-NCR, including facilitating setting up of more than 500 hospital beds at various facilities such as the Commonwealth Games Village (CWG), Holy Family Hospital, Sama Hospital and Lok Nayak Hospital in New Delhi; and Government Institute of Medical Sciences, Greater Noida Authority.

How Corporates Are Helping India Fight the Second Wave of COVID-19 --Part 4

 1 India has been grappling with the second wave of COVID for over a month now. Hospitals are overwhelmed by the pressure caused by a surge in COVID cases. Businesses which were showing signs of recovery have suffered a setback due to the second wave.   Despite the gloom, corporates are participating in collective efforts to help curb the deaths. Most corporates have paused their marketing and promotional activities and are focusing on the ground reality to understand what the country needs and how best they can help in the relief measures. Here is how corporates are coming forward to help in COVID relief efforts.

Coronavirus News LIVE Updates: Mamata urges PM to increase daily oxygen quota for Bengal to 550 MT

Coronavirus News LIVE Updates: Karnataka announces 15-day lockdown from 10 May; corona curfew unsuccessful , says CM Firstpost 2 hours ago FP Staff © Provided by Firstpost Coronavirus News LIVE Updates: Karnataka announces 15-day lockdown from 10 May; corona curfew unsuccessful , says CM 20:22 (IST) Karnataka announces complete lockdown from 10-24 May Karnataka chief minister BS Yediyurappa on Friday announced a complete lockdown and said that the corona curfew had been unsuccessful in curbing the COVID-19 surge in the state. As Covid-19 cases are surging in the state, corona curfew was not successful. So, a complete lockdown will be imposed from 6 am on 10 May to 6 am on 24 May. All hotels, pubs and bars will remain closed. Eateries, meat shops & vegetable shops can operate from 6-10 am.

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