Jammu: Directorate of Health Services (DHS) Jammu has provided 29 ventilators received by it under PM Cares scheme to Government Medical College Jammu.The ventilators are urgently required in GMC Jammu for catering to the heavy rush of critical covid
SRINAGAR: Lt Governor, Manoj Sinha has directed for hiring additional paramedical staff, besides rational utilization of existing resources to ensure effective patient care management. He passed the directions during his visit to GMC Jammu.
Arunachal Pradesh Govt Issues New Orders After Meeting With SDMA
The government of Arunachal Pradesh, amidst surging cases of COVID-19 in the state, has implemented few key decisions in an attempt to further curb the spread of this deadly infectious disease.
Itanagar: The government of Arunachal Pradesh, amidst surging cases of COVID-19 in the state, has implemented few key decisions in an attempt to further curb the spread of this deadly infectious disease.
Chief Minister of Arunachal Pradesh, Shri Pema Khandu, after conducting a meeting with the State Disaster Management Authority (SDMA) today announced the key decisions that were taken, keeping in mind the ghastly effect of the second wave of the coronavirus pandemic in India.
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Covaxin doses offered at a shelter home for the community in Guwahati.
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Getting protected: Vaccine being administered to a person from the transgender community in Guwahati on May 14, 2021. Forty of them received the shots, and the intiative would be expanded to other parts of Assam, officials said.
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Covaxin doses offered at a shelter home for the community in Guwahati.
Azizur Khan was caught in two minds. But her faith in Swati Bidhan Baruah, the first transgender judge in the northeastern region, convinced her to take a Covaxin shot.
She was the youngest of some 40 transgenders in the 18-44 age group who were vaccinated against the SARS-CoV-2 virus at Tritiyo Nivas, a shelter home for the third gender in Guwahati’s Hatigaon locality.
We Have Enough Covid19 Drugs Available, JKMSC GM
SRINAGAR: General Manager (GM), Jammu and Kashmir Medical Supplies Corporation (JKMSC), Dr Abdul Majid Mirab today informed that there is no dearth of any Covid-19 related drug in Kashmir and the same is distributed among the Covid care hospitals as per the demand and requirement, according to a statement issued by the DIPR Jammu and Kashmir.
“Since we are dealing with the Covid supplies and its distribution, so it becomes imperative for us to make it clear to the general public that the situation of medicines is perfectly alright, as the medicines that we require for the treatment of Covid-19 are available with us in adequate quantity,” General Manager said.