From oximeters to UV sanitiser box to O2 concentrator; 7 gadgets you must have at home during COVID pandemic
Several medical devices are there in the market which can help you maintain and monitor your health daily. Here are 7 must-have gadgets at your home which will help you sail through these testing times:
Publish Date: Thu, 13 May 2021 12:40 PM IST
New Delhi | Jagran Technology Desk: India is currently dealing with a devastating second COVID-19 wave that has swept through the nation, crushing the country s health infrastructure and overburdening frontline medical workers. Amid the second wave, it is important for us to maintain a health record of ourselves and monitor our oxygen levels, temperature and other important parameters on a daily basis. Several medical devices are there in the market which can help you maintain and monitor your health daily. Here are 7 must-have gadgets at your home which will help you sail through these testing times:
COVID-19 Vaccination: These websites will help you in notifying open slots for vaccine jabs; check list here
COVID-19 Vaccination: We have brought you some COVID-19 vaccine trackers that will notify you whenever there is an open or available slot near your home.
Updated: Sun, 09 May 2021 09:48 AM IST
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New Delhi | Jagran Technology Desk: Indian is reeling under the cascading effects of COVID-19, and the best one can do to curb the transmission of the virus is by getting vaccinated. Recently, the centre announced the COVID-19 vaccine for all above the age of 18 years. Well, the process to register oneself for a jab is easy, but to get an appointment is quite challenging, as there are limited empty slots due to the shortage of vaccine across the nation. Keeping track every day has become a task for people, so to ease down your task we have brought you some COVID-19 vaccine trackers that will notify you whenever there is an open or available slot near your home.
COVID-19 Vaccination: Not getting a confirmed appointment? These websites will notify you about an open slot once available
COVID-19 Vaccination: Here are some COVID-19 vaccine tracker websites that will notify you about the open slots the moment there s one available on the government s vaccination portal.
Publish Date: Thu, 06 May 2021 04:41 PM IST
New Delhi | Jagran Technology Desk: India has opened the vaccination drive for all adults above 18 years of age from May 1. According to the health ministry, 6,71,285 beneficiaries in the age group of 18-44 years have received their first dose of COVID vaccine across 12 states and UTs in the last 6 days. Cumulatively, 16,04,94,188 vaccine doses have been administered through 23,66,349 sessions. These include 94,62,505 healthcare workers (HCWs) who have taken the first dose and 63,22,055 HCWs who have taken the second dose.
New Delhi | Jagran Tech Desk: Social media giant Facebook has announced a new tool that aims at helping users get vaccinated against COVID-19. The new tool will allow users get information about where and when they can get their shot.
The new feature, which will be available as a link in Facebook’s COVID-19 Information Center, will let users make an appointment for COVID-19 vaccination. The company has partnered with Boston Children’s Hospital, which runs the VaccineFinder.org website.
According to a post by Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the company is aiming to help bring 50 million people one step closer to getting vaccinated . The new tool will provide contact info, hours of operation and will be available in 71 different languages.
Over 1.4 billion video, voice calls made on WhatsApp on New Year s Eve 2020
WhatsApp users exchanged over 1.4 billion voice and video calls on New Year s Eve 2020, the most ever in a single day on the popular messaging app.
Publish Date: Sat, 02 Jan 2021 04:32 PM IST
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New Delhi | Jagran Tech Desk: WhatsApp users exchanged over 1.4 billion voice and video calls on New Year s Eve 2020, the most ever in a single day on the popular messaging app. A majority of people had celebrated the New Year while confined to their homes amid night curfew and other restrictions put in place to contain the spread of the virus.