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No Covishield vaccinations at govt centres in Noida on June 29, allottees to get jabs on July 5 instead

No Covishield vaccinations at govt centres in Noida on June 29, allottees to get jabs on July 5 instead
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Private hospitals in UP refund over Rs 5 lakh after overcharging Covid patients

According to officials, amounts of Rs 1,50,000, Rs 28,400, and Rs 31,247 were returned to three patients families while a discount of Rs 3,25,000 on the final bill was given to one family.

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No shortage of oxygen, Remdesivir injections, avoid believing rumours, says Dr Renu Agrawal from Noida Hospital

May 04, 2021, 15:13 PM IST New Delhi: Doctor Renu Agrawal from Noida COVID Hospital on Tuesday (May 5) said that there is no shortage of oxygen or Remdesivir injections in the hospital and that people should stop believing the rumours that are going around. Dr Renu Agrawal, from the Noida COVID Hospital in sector 39, while speaking to the media, said that the hospital has no shortage of oxygen or Remdesivir. She also cautioned against the rumours of shortage going around. Dr Agarwal, who took over the charge as Chief Medical Superintendent (CMS) of District Hospital, Sector 30 in October last year, has been managing both the hospitals.

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Noida health official says private hospitals can t ask attendants to arrange oxygen for patients

Noida health official says private hospitals can t ask attendants to arrange oxygen for patients Noida health official says private hospitals can t ask attendants to arrange oxygen for patients The Chief Medical Officer has said hospitals in UP’s Noida can’t ask attendants to arrange oxygen for Covid patients admitted to private hospitals. The district administration also said it has made adequate availability of oxygen and medicines. advertisement UPDATED: May 4, 2021 11:21 IST The development comes in the wake of multiple hospitals in Noida and Greater Noida claiming shortage of medical oxygen. (PTI File photo) Doctors in Gautam Buddh Nagar will not ask attendants to arrange oxygen for their Covid-19 positive patients at private hospitals, which will have to bear the onus of making such arrangements, Chief Medical Officer Deepak Ohri said on Monday.

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Staff At Noida s Covid Hospital Protest Over Salary Pending For 4 Months

Staff At Noida s Covid Hospital Protest Over Salary Pending For 4 Months Staff At Noida s Covid Hospital Protest Over Salary Pending For 4 Months District s Chief Medical Officer Deepak Ohri said the state-run facility was yet to receive funds from the government. Salaries stuck since health department has not yet received funds: Senior official (Representational) Noida: Around 50 housekeeping and security staffers staged a protest on Tuesday at a dedicated State-run COVID-19 hospital in Uttar Pradesh s Noida, claiming their salaries have not been paid since November. A senior official said the salaries are stuck since the health department has not yet received funds from the state government. He expressed hope that the dues would be cleared in two or three days.

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