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Hyundai to provide 'Medicare Oxygen' equipment to states most affected by Covid


Hyundai to provide Medicare Oxygen equipment to states most affected by Covid
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New Delhi, May 11 : Automobile manufacturer Hyundai Motor India s philanthropic arm - Hyundai Motor India Foundation - on Tuesday announced its CSR project Back-to-life .
Accordingly, the project is aimed at ensuring the uninterrupted delivery of lifesaving Medicare Oxygen equipment to most affected Covid -19 states : New Delhi, Maharashtra, Tamil Nadu, Haryana and Telangana.
The entire project has been accelerated from procurement to delivery, thereby meeting the critical need of the hour and supporting affected patients to quickly transition from despair to normalcy, the company said in a statement. ....

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'Mumbai model': Indian city thwarting COVID, slowly but steadily | Coronavirus pandemic News


Mumbai, India – Till the end of last month, 27-year-old Ashish Avhad had to field non-stop telephone calls from COVID patients seeking beds, ambulances and guidance on home isolation.
Avhad works as a telephone operator in one of the 24 COVID response “war rooms” in India’s financial capital Mumbai, home to more than 12.5 million people, in the western state of Maharashtra.
As the city was swept by a raging second wave of the virus and cases peaked in April, Avhad remembers handling more than 100 calls a day during his eight-hour shift.
“Every second call would be a distress call,” said Avhad, a civil engineer who became a telephone operator after losing his job in the pandemic. ....

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Doctors Without Borders - Drawing Lessons from South Africa's Second wave, Preparing for a Third


A third wave is coming, and South Africa needs to prepare. 
Drawing on the experience of responding to the second COVID-19 wave in seven hospitals in three provinces, and also in Lesotho, MSF shares reflections on the importance of hospital preparedness for the next wave.
The second COVID-19 wave hit South Africa hard. Between October 2020 and February 2021, 17% more people were infected than in the first 8 months of the epidemic, and more people died, 26,000 in total.  
The rapid spread of the new dominant variant 501Y.V2, which differs from the original by up to twenty mutations and is twice as transmissible, likely caused a more severe second wave than was anticipated. Vaccines are now being rolled out to frontline healthcare workers in South Africa but it is likely that more widespread vaccine roll-out will not have occurred before a new surge in infections in a third wave begins after April/May. To avert more deaths and struggles to ensure adequate care to th ....

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Mutations found in Maharashtra samples, says Uddhav Thackeray


Coronavirus | Mutations found in Maharashtra samples, says Uddhav Thackeray
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Administration on a war footing to make oxygen available at medical facilities, says Maharashtra Chief Minister
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Administration on a war footing to make oxygen available at medical facilities, says Maharashtra Chief Minister
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray on Wednesday said mutations of the novel coronavirus had been found in a number of samples and the administration was on a war footing to make oxygen available at medical facilities across the State.
“Several samples have revealed mutations of the virus. The rate of infection is much higher than last year, with many among the younger generation now getting infected. Reining in the contagion will be even more challenging this year and all restrictions announced by the gov ....

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