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At lone government hospital offering plasma, signs of shortage | Noida News

Noida: With daily rise in number of critical Covid patients, Government Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS) Greater Noida has begun facing a shortage.

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4 health centres to give jabs 6 days a wk from today | Noida News

Noida: Vaccination drive will be carried out six days a week at block-level government centres from March 15. Four community health centres will now inoculate people daily, except on Sundays, along with the Government Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS), Greater Noida, and the District Hospital at Sector 30.
The decision was taken after the additional chief secretary health, Amit Mohan Prasad, issued a directive on Saturday. The four health centres are in Bisrakh, Dadri, Jewar and Dankaur. These centres had been inoculating people on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays till now.
“The directive was issued on Saturday with a view to reach out to maximum number of people, especially in the rural areas of the district and also to speed up the process. CHC Bisrakh, Dadri, Jewar and Dankaur will conduct the vaccination drive from Monday to Saturday starting March 15,” said Dr Neeraj Tyagi, district immunisation officer in charge of Covid vaccination, Gautam Budh Nagar.

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Indian Army likely to start using SAI for internal communications from April 1

He said the application, developed by Colonel Sai Shankar, is undergoing the process of getting cyber and security clearance and data testing. "One of our officers has developed a software application, which is the equivalent of WhatsApp.

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Swadeshi Sandes: India's WhatsApp alternative has a long way to go

Pegged to be India's alternate to popular messaging app WhatsApp, Sandes has a long way to go. With not much to offer, the app has bugs and often crashes on Android phones

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Explained: All You Need To Know About The Government Instant Messaging System

Explained: All you need to know about the Government Instant Messaging System
Any individual with a valid mobile number or email ID can make use of the system.
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The Government Instant Messaging System (GIMS) has been developed by the National Informatics Centre (NIC) for use by any government employee or public user for official or casual use. Any individual with a valid mobile number or email ID can make use of the system.
The platform is also available as mobile phone app for Android and iOS or for use on desktop via the portal
here which can be used for administration and monitoring.

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WhatsApp Privacy Concerns: Government Officials Reportedly Switch To Indigenous App 'Sandes'

WhatsApp Privacy Concerns: Government Officials Reportedly Switch To Indigenous App 'Sandes'
At the moment, the app is only available for government officials, reports claimed
GIMS
Outlook Web Bureau
2021-02-08T15:41:19+05:30
WhatsApp Privacy Concerns: Government Officials Reportedly Switch To Indigenous App 'Sandes'
outlookindia.com
2021-02-08T16:24:47+05:30
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Amidst rising concerns over WhatsApp’s new privacy policy, government officials have switched to a Desi alternative called Sandes, reports claimed.
The application is still being tested and has not been launched. A report by Business Standard claimed that application is only available for government officials at the moment, and it may be made available for public use, in the future.

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Indian Gov't Officials Switch to Homegrown Apps Amid Privacy Issues With WhatsApp, Twitter

In the past few weeks, a number of social networking giants have found themselves in hot water in India, with the likes of WhatsApp accused of sharing private data. As...

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Sharda to be taken off list of Covid-19 facilities | Noida News

Sharda Hospital
NOIDA/GHAZIABAD: After Child PGI, Sharda Hospital is set to be de-notified as a Covid hospital. The move comes following a directive from ACS Amit Mohan Prasad on Monday. Officials said the decision was taken due to fewer Covid cases being reported in GB Nagar.
While the district retains GIMS in Greater Noida with 215 beds and NCH in Sector 39 with 390 beds as L2 Covid facilities. “We had sent a letter to the state government for reinstatement of earlier facilities, which have been suffering since the hospital was turned into a Covid facility,” said Dr Ajit Kumar, spokesperson of Sharda hospital.

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IT'S A SHOT IN THE ARM | Noida News - Times of India

NOIDA/GHAZIABAD: Covid vaccines were transported to four centres in Ghaziabad on Friday for the inaugural day inoculation drive on Saturday. About 400 healthcare workers will be vaccinated between 10am and 4pm. Similarly, in neighbouring Gautam Budh Nagar, vaccines were sent to 13 cold chains from the district vaccine store in Sector 39. From the cold chains, the vaccines will be sent to the designated six centres early on Saturday morning, where about 600 healthcare workers will receive the shots.
Though a government doctor will be deputed at each centre in both the districts to deal with any adverse effects following immunisation (AEFI) cases, Government Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS) in Greater Noida and District Hospital in Noida Sector 30 will be the main centres to deal with any adverse cases. Sharda hospital has also kept a 30-bed ICU ready for the purpose.

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GIMS carries out more liver, kidney transplants

GIMS carries out more liver, kidney transplants
National
January 13, 2021
SUKKUR: Dr Abdul Wahab, head of the department of liver transplant and HPB surgery, Gambat Institute of Medical Sciences (GIMS), Khairpur, has said the department had started liver and kidney transplants since 2019, and carried out 330 liver and 102 kidney transplants during the period by a team of nine surgeons.
Talking to ‘The News’, Dr Abdul Wahab said a team of five international German consultants had conducted only 20 liver transplant surgeries and then he and his team had taken all the responsibilities on their shoulders to run the department of liver transplant. He said patients came from throughout Pakistan, including Punjab, Balochistan and KPK, saying the OPD has been catering to as many as 250 patients. He said cost of a liver transplant is Rs4 to 5 million but GIMS did not charge a single penny from any patient.

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