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Lab technicians conducting COVID tests request treatment facility

Lab technicians conducting COVID tests request treatment facility Updated: Updated: Two of them succumbed to the infectious disease recently in Warangal Share Article Two of them succumbed to the infectious disease recently in Warangal A 38-year-old government lab technician G Lanavya is still grieving. She lost her husband G Ravishankar on Thursday after battling COVID-19 for more than five days at Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital, Warangal. He worked in the same hospital. Ravishankar too was a lab technician, a senior in his circle, who never hesitated to step out of home at any point of the day to collect samples for COVID-19 tests. In a week’s time, Ms Lavanya will resume her duties and will again be in the frontline of healthcare services.

Andhra pradeshRavinder manchalaTelangana state government lab technicians associationMahatma gandhi memorial hospitalஆந்திரா பிரதேஷ்ரவிந்தேர் மஞ்சலாமகாத்மா காந்தி நினைவகம் மருத்துவமனை

Corona can occur even if both doses of the vaccine are taken but the risk of severe symptoms is reduced by up to 100%; The transition does not even lead to death | વેક્સિનના બંને ડોઝ લીધા હોય તો પણ કોરોના થઇ શકે છે પણ ગંભીર લક્ષણોનું જોખમ 100% સુધી ઓછું; સંક્રમણથી મોત પણ નહીં થાય

Corona can occur even if both doses of the vaccine are taken but the risk of severe symptoms is reduced by up to 100%; The transition does not even lead to death | વેક્સિનના બંને ડોઝ લીધા હોય તો પણ કોરોના થઇ શકે છે પણ ગંભીર લક્ષણોનું જોખમ 100% સુધી ઓછું; સંક્રમણથી મોત પણ નહીં થાય
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Guard shot for R350 phone in Phoenix

Guard shot for R350 phone in Phoenix By Zainul Dawood Share DURBAN - A security guard is recovering from a gunshot wound to the leg at the Mahatma Gandhi Memorial Hospital after he was shot in Phoenix on Thursday. Private security company KZN VIP Unit spokesperson Glen Naidoo said the incident happened at 7am along Clayfield Drive near the Phoenix Secondary School. Naidoo said the guard alleged that he is a private security officer for Phoenix Secondary School. The guard alleged that he had just completed his shift and was on his way home. He lives in Amaoti near Phoenix.

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Non-COVID patients also died at govt hospitals: DME

Updated: Health dept. has been facing severe criticism for ‘under-reporting COVID deaths’ Share Article AAA Tough times: A woman sitting glumly in an ambulance parked on the premises of the District Hospital in King Koti. | Photo Credit: RAMAKRISHNA G Health dept. has been facing severe criticism for ‘under-reporting COVID deaths’ After coming under severe criticism for alleged under-reporting of COVID-19 deaths, senior officials from the Health department gave a clarification on Wednesday. Director of Medical Education (DME) Dr. K. Ramesh Reddy said that along with COVID patients, non-COVID patients in critical condition too, are admitted at several such hospitals, and the deaths are a combined list of both types of patients.

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Family seeks answers after live maggots found in mom s leg wound

Family seeks answers after live maggots found in momâs leg wound By Nadia Khan Share Durban - Rani Nadesan was admitted to hospital because she had sores on her leg. But, given the treatment she received, she begged for a discharge. When she eventually returned home, her wound was infested with maggots. More than 10 years ago, Nadesan, 55, was diagnosed with osteoarthritis. Over the years, it became more difficult for her to walk. Her legs would often swell and she needed ongoing treatment. Nadesan is 55 and lives in Canelands with her family. Her husband works as a driver on a part-time basis and they have three children. Her sons, 36 and 26, have left home while her teenage daughter lives with her. So too does her mother and sister, both of whom, help care for her.

United statesKwazulu natalSouth africaNtokozo maphisaRani nadesanMary naidooDepartment of healthOsindisweni hospitalMahatma gandhi memorial hospitalஒன்றுபட்டது மாநிலங்களில்க்வஸூல்யூ நேட்டல்துறை ஆஃப் ஆரோக்கியம்மகாத்மா காந்தி நினைவகம் மருத்துவமனை