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Though we are adding new facilities and beds at regular intervals, it falls short against the demand as the inflow of coronavirus patients is much higher, says Nitin Patel
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Health workers move a stable patient to another hospital to make space for critical COVID-19 patients, at Government Civil Hospital in Ahmedabad, on Sunday, April 18, 2021. | Photo Credit:
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Though we are adding new facilities and beds at regular intervals, it falls short against the demand as the inflow of coronavirus patients is much higher, says Nitin Patel Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel on Sunday admitted that the present requirement of beds and other healthcare facilities in the wake of the spike in coronavirus cases is more than the state administrations s capacity.
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Gujarat s public debt decreased under BJP rule: Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel
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During a general discussion on the state budget in the legislative Assembly, Patel, who handles Finance portfolio, informed the House that as per the estimates of 2019-20, Gujarat s public debt was 16.19 per cent of the Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP).
Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel on Tuesday defended the state government s fiscal performance, saying that contrary to the Congress claim, the state s public debt had actually come down under the BJP rule.
During a general discussion on the state budget in the legislative Assembly, Patel, who handles Finance portfolio, informed the House that as per the estimates of 2019-20, Gujarat s public debt was 16.19 per cent of the Gross State Domestic Product (GSDP).
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Under an official arrangement, such private hospitals had to keep 50 per cent of beds for patients sent by civic bodies, with the latter paying the bills. Gujarat paid Rs. 152 Crore to private hospitals for COVID-19 treatment | Photo Credit: PTI
A sum of Rs 152.32 crore was given to private hospitals designated to treat COVID-19 patients, the Gujarat government said in the Assembly on Tuesday.
Under an official arrangement, such private hospitals had to keep 50 per cent of beds for patients sent by civic bodies, with the latter paying the bills.
As of December, Rs 152.32 crore had been given to private hospitals, including Rs 98.13 crore to such facilities in Ahmedabad, Gujarat Deputy Chief Minister Nitin Patel, who handles the health portfolio, said in the House.