UK sends 1,000 more ventilators to India as doctors intervene long-distance
‘The UK will always be there for India in its time of need,’ said British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
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‘The UK will always be there for India in its time of need,’ said British Prime Minister Boris Johnson.
Indian-Origin Doctors In UK Expand Telemedicine Project To Help India Fight Covid Indian-Origin Doctors In UK Expand Telemedicine Project To Help India Fight Covid The British Association of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO) has raised nearly 108,000 pounds within days of setting up a Go Fund Me online appeal and said the initial amount of released funds are making their way to India. The effort is aimed at offering help to over-stretched doctors in India. (Representational) London: Indian-origin doctors in the UK on Sunday said they are in the process of rapidly expanding their teleme...
UK To Send 1,000 More Ventilators To India To Fight Covid: Report UK To Send 1,000 More Ventilators To India To Fight Covid: Report Britain has already sent 495 oxygen concentrators and 200 ventilators to India as the country grapples with a devastating surge in coronavirus cases, and is shipping three larger production units, dubbed oxygen factories. UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson is also due to hold a virtual meeting with Narendra Modi. (File) London: The UK said Sunday it was sending an extra 1,000 oxygen ventilators to Covid-struck India, as a group of doctors staged their own inter...
The UK said Sunday it was sending an extra 1,000 oxygen ventilators to Covid-struck India
Covid-19: Project offers support to overwhelmed Indian doctors Published image captionProf Parag Singhal is leading efforts to help exhausted doctors treating Covid patients in India A project to relieve pressure on doctors in India as a devastating second Covid-19 wave sweeps the country is being spearheaded from Somerset. Prof Parag Singhal, the secretary of the British Association Of Physicians of Indian Origin (BAPIO), is offering online advice to junior doctors. BAPIO is helping them on "virtual ward rounds" and raising funds to buy equipment for Indian hospitals. "It's very tough. Th...