Paucity of oxygen-fitted beds hits COVID-19 treatment in Telangana
4 years, 6 months ago

Paucity of oxygen-fitted beds hits COVID-19 treatment in Telangana

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The crunching shortage of oxygen-equipped beds in Hyderabad was not envisioned by the government or private hospitals, though they had the time to build infrastructure during the 80 days of lockdown, when the caseload was not as heavy as it is now. A senior public health specialist in the city said, “We had sufficient time but the analysis of worst case scenario was not done well, which led to this situation. Dr Rahul Medakkar, chief executive officer of Continental Hospitals, said, "A public private collaboration in healthcare is the need of the hour and it must be carried out by the state on a war-footing. There must be incentivisation so that the maximum number of lives can be saved.” The need of the hour is also to set up an independent committee of public health specialists, non-government organisations and senior doctors to guide the government in the management of cases. Dr Santosh Kraleti, public health specialist, said, “We need not only hospitals of the state government but also the Central government hospitals of the Army, ESI and other centres to be opened for managing severe cases.

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One-week home isolation for Covid patients in Karnataka: Minster
1 year ago

One-week home isolation for Covid patients in Karnataka: Minster

Hindustan Times  

State health minister Dinesh Gundu Rao on Tuesday said that those testing positive for Covid-19 in the state will have to undergo home quarantine for a week. Currently, there are 436 active Covid-19 cases, with those who tested positive placed under home isolation, closely monitored by health officials. At least three people have died due to Jn.1 variant of Covid-19 …

Jharkhand prepared for any spurt in Covid-19 cases, says health official
1 year ago

Jharkhand prepared for any spurt in Covid-19 cases, says health official

Hindustan Times  

Jharkhand is prepared to deal with any spurt in COVID-19 cases, although the situation is presently under control, a health official said on Saturday. "In view of a rising number of coronavirus cases in some states, the Jharkhand health department has already conducted mock drills of functioning of oxygen plants and reviewed the number of beds available with oxygen support, …

Telangana maintains vigil with five active COVID-19 cases
1 year ago

Telangana maintains vigil with five active COVID-19 cases

The Hindu  

Concerns have arisen among the public across the country following the report of four COVID-19-related deaths in Kerala on December 17, highlighting worries about a potential surge in cases. In contrast, Telangana has currently recorded five active COVID-19 cases as of Monday, with no reported deaths. The sole death reported nationally on Monday was from Kerala, with the State having …

Respiratory infections, influenza cases on the rise in Kerala
1 year ago

Respiratory infections, influenza cases on the rise in Kerala

The Hindu  

A serious spike in respiratory infections for the past several weeks, mostly Influenza A, respiratory syncytial virus and COVID-19, has had the OP clinics and casualty wings of hospitals getting filled with people rushing in for consultations. There is also intense speculation that the new sub variant of Omicron virus variant — JN.1 — which is said to be highly …

No more covid-19 updates by Telangana health department
1 year, 6 months ago

No more covid-19 updates by Telangana health department

Deccan Chronicle  

HYDERABAD: The state health department has stopped issuing the daily Covid-19 bulletin for over three weeks now, following a May 5 declaration by the World Health Organisation that Covid-19 was not more a global health emergency. The last bulletin was on May 19, when there were 24 active cases, 13 recovered cases and a recovery rate of 99.5 per cent, …

Covid-19: Hospitalisation low in Bihar despite rise in active cases
1 year, 8 months ago

Covid-19: Hospitalisation low in Bihar despite rise in active cases

Hindustan Times  

PATNA: Bihar reported as many as 133 new cases of Covid-19 on Sunday, a marginal dip from 198 on Saturday — the highest spike in a day this month — pushing the number of active cases to 857 in the state, as per government data on Sunday. Despite an increase in the number of active cases, only 20 patients required …

Covid-19 an 'Incidental Finding' in Most Hospitalised Patients, Queries on Boosters Up as Cases See Uptick
1 year, 8 months ago

Covid-19 an 'Incidental Finding' in Most Hospitalised Patients, Queries on Boosters Up as Cases See Uptick

News 18  

As Covid-19 cases continue to register a spike across India, doctors are noticing “mostly mild” cases not requiring hospitalisation. As per doctors dealing with Covid-19 patients in multiple states, the majority of the patients are being treated symptomatically and Covid-19 has mostly been an “incidental finding” when patients are being admitted for other complaints. Dr Sumit Ray, medical director and …

Covid-19: Concerns raised over low testing in Telangana
2 years ago

Covid-19: Concerns raised over low testing in Telangana

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The health department’s data show that all districts were reporting almost no Covid cases, except those in Hyderabad and its urban surroundings. President of Healthcare Reforms Doctors Association, Dr K. Mahesh Kumar, said even when Covid was at its peak, the state government had not revealed the correct data on number of infections and deaths, and so it was …

\'AP prepared to handle any surge in Covid cases\'
2 years ago

\'AP prepared to handle any surge in Covid cases\'

Deccan Chronicle  

AMARAVATI: The Andhra Pradesh government on Thursday said it is ready to handle any eventuality in view of the sudden spurt of Covid cases in certain countries, as the State has sufficient manpower, beds, drugs and oxygen. Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan, on December 20, wrote a letter to all the State requesting them to ensure that as far as …

COVID cases fall in Telangana, doctors question data
2 years, 4 months ago

COVID cases fall in Telangana, doctors question data

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The count of daily Covid cases has dropped considerably in the state but doctors say it is deceptive as a number of people are testing themselves at home via home kits or are not getting tested at all. Dr Sravani Reddy Karumuru, consultant general physician at Renova Hospitals, said the number of Covid cases being reported had reduced because …

Telangana: Data on Covid beds unchanged for weeks
2 years, 7 months ago

Telangana: Data on Covid beds unchanged for weeks

Deccan Chronicle  

HYDERABAD: The health department has not been updating the data on the number of beds occupied by Covid patients in its daily bulletin on Covid-19. On April 29, when this correspondent brought this to the notice of the office of director of public health, Telangana, the data was immediately updated in that day’s bulletin itself, which showed that seven government …

Covid-19: No state reported confirmed death due to oxygen shortage, says govt
2 years, 9 months ago

Covid-19: No state reported confirmed death due to oxygen shortage, says govt

Hindustan Times  

The Centre on Tuesday informed Parliament that confirmed death due to oxygen shortage has not been reported by any state or union territory although over 5.21 lakh fatalities due to Covid-19 have been recorded in India. "As on April 4, 2022, states/UTs have reported a total of 5,21,358 deaths due to Covid-19 in the country," Minister of State for health …

Last Patient Discharged, Critical Cases Fall to Zero as Mumbai Catches A Break from Covid-19
2 years, 9 months ago

Last Patient Discharged, Critical Cases Fall to Zero as Mumbai Catches A Break from Covid-19

News 18  

Once described as the hotspot of the Covid-19 pandemic, Mumbai heaved a sigh of relief on Wednesday as the city reported just 36 new cases in the last 24 hours of which 34 are asymptomatic and last patient infected with coronavirus was discharged from Kasturba hospital, which was the first in Mumbai to start treating Covid-19 patients. The hospital is …

In a pandemic first, no Covid patient admitted at Delhi’s Lok Nayak hospital
2 years, 9 months ago

In a pandemic first, no Covid patient admitted at Delhi’s Lok Nayak hospital

Hindustan Times  

In a heartening announcement, health minister Satyendar Jain on Thursday said the Lok Nayak Hospital, the Capital’s largest Covid-19 facility run by the Delhi government, currently has zero Covid-19 patients under treatment. During the recent wave of the omicron variant of Covid-19, an omicron isolation centre was started at the hospital, where patients testing positive upon arrival from foreign countries …

Telangana hospitals with reserved beds not ready to treat Covid patients
2 years, 11 months ago

Telangana hospitals with reserved beds not ready to treat Covid patients

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The state health department’s claim that over 56,000 beds are kept ready in hospitals in the state for Covid patients rings hollow. Since the beginning of the pandemic, the health department has released a list of hospitals that can treat Covid patients and cited the number of beds available at each hospital. A doctor at a hospital in Hanumakonda …

Govt. healthcare staff bearing the brunt of Covid onslaught in Telangana
2 years, 11 months ago

Govt. healthcare staff bearing the brunt of Covid onslaught in Telangana

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: The state government’s healthcare workers are facing a Covid onslaught with infections rising rapidly in many hospitals. Director of medical education, Telangana, Dr K Ramesh Reddy said the department did not have a count of the overall number of healthcare workers infected in the state. A member of a state doctors’ association said that almost 80 per cent of …

Seasonal diseases on rise, hospitals chock-a-block
2 years, 11 months ago

Seasonal diseases on rise, hospitals chock-a-block

Deccan Chronicle  

HYDERABAD: Even as the Covid-19 cases are surging in the state by each passing day, seasonal diseases like viral fevers, coughs and cold are adding to the existing miseries of people. The hospital superintendent urged the patients who are Coronavirus positive with mild symptoms not to come to the hospital, but to stay home and get treated. This Omicron variant …

India's surge in Covid-19 infections affecting young children
2 years, 11 months ago

India's surge in Covid-19 infections affecting young children

Hindustan Times  

Priti, who is five and lives in the city of Jaipur, had a fever for four days earlier this month but her parents didn't take her to a hospital. Authorities have reserved more than double the Covid hospital beds for children than recommended by experts out of fear of being underprepared But her condition persisted, resulting in diarrhoea and respiratory …

Hospitalisations may rise as COVID crisis \'evolving\': Government
2 years, 11 months ago

Hospitalisations may rise as COVID crisis \'evolving\': Government

Deccan Chronicle  

New Delhi: As the daily count of Covid-19 infections rocketed to 179,723 across the country, nearly an eight-fold rise in a week, the Union health ministry on Monday warned the states and Union territories that the situation was “dynamic and evolving” and that the need for hospitalisation may change rapidly. While the hospitalisation of active cases in the ongoing Covid-19 …

Indian hospitals have plenty COVID hospital beds for children
2 years, 11 months ago

Indian hospitals have plenty COVID hospital beds for children

Live Mint  

Indian states have reserved more than double the COVID-19 hospital beds for children than recommended by federal experts out of fear of being under-prepared, government data shows, although doctors say not many youngsters have needed critical care yet. Since the last major infection wave in India starting April, the Jawaharlal Nehru Medical College and Hospital in the eastern state of …

Centre says 5-10% Covid cases requiring hospitalisation, but situation may change
2 years, 11 months ago

Centre says 5-10% Covid cases requiring hospitalisation, but situation may change

India Today  

The Centre on Monday said that five to 10 per cent of the active Covid cases needed hospitalisation but the situation is dynamic and may change rapidly. FOLLOW LIVE UPDATES HERE During the second surge of Covid infections in the country, the percentage of active cases that needed hospital care was in the range of 20-23 per cent, Union Health …

Covid-19: This state issues 7-day discharge protocol for home isolation patients
3 years ago

Covid-19: This state issues 7-day discharge protocol for home isolation patients

Live Mint  

The state of Assam has issued policy in accordance with the Centre in which it said that a Covid-19 patient under home isolation will be considered discharged after seven days without having taken a second test. Guidelines for home isolation issued by the Assam govt: "Patients under home isolation will stand discharged and end isolation after at least 7 days …

HC tells Telangana to follow Centre’s Covid rules
3 years ago

HC tells Telangana to follow Centre’s Covid rules

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: Amid fears of a possible third wave of Covid-19 and rise in Omicron cases, the Telangana High Court on Friday directed the state government to ensure that testing is carried out on a large scale, especially in borders, airports, bus stops and railway stations. The court also directed the state government to explore possibilities to establish another children's hospital …

Relatives of virus dead question Japan’s stay-at-home policy
3 years, 1 month ago

Relatives of virus dead question Japan’s stay-at-home policy

LA Times  

Kaori Takada poses with her brother’s photo in front of her family altar at her home in Matsubara, south of Osaka, Japan. Takada and another woman whose family member died at home while sick with COVID-19 have formed a group to protest the Japanese government’s policy of having infected people recuperate at home. He was among hundreds of people who …

COVID-19 Cases on the Rise in Bengal, Centre Asks State Govt to Review Situation
3 years, 2 months ago

COVID-19 Cases on the Rise in Bengal, Centre Asks State Govt to Review Situation

The Quint  

Experts have already warned that West Bengal will see a spike in the coming weeks as COVID-19 norms have been largely flouted during the recent Durga Puja celebrations. According to an official of the state health department, the positivity rate in Cooch Behar is 8.7 percent, in East Medinipur it is around 5 percent, in Nadia it is 4.2 percent, …

Hospitals Overcharging Covid Patients: Karnataka High Court Seeks ATR; Status Of Refunds
3 years, 2 months ago

Hospitals Overcharging Covid Patients: Karnataka High Court Seeks ATR; Status Of Refunds

Live Law  

The Karnataka High Court on Monday directed the State government and the Bruhat Bengaluru Mahanagara Palike to inform as to what action has been taken against those hospitals who are found guilty of charging exorbitant amounts from Covid-19 patients. A division bench of Chief Justice Ritu Raj Awasthi and Justice Sachin Shankar Magadum in its order noted, "Counsel for intervenor, …

Covid-19 cases forcing hospitals to ration care is unfair and unacceptable, expert says
3 years, 3 months ago

Covid-19 cases forcing hospitals to ration care is unfair and unacceptable, expert says

CNN  

CNN — The magnitude of Covid-19 patients filling hospital beds is avoidable, doctors say. “We are at the point where not every patient in need will get the care we might wish we could give,” said Dr. Shelly Harkins, chief medical officer of St. Peter’s Health in Helena, Montana. In those situations, “people who come in in cardiac arrest may …

Karnataka HC Directs State To Consider Ascertaining If Covid-19 Patients Admitted In Private Hospitals Under Govt Quota Have Insurance Cover
3 years, 5 months ago

Karnataka HC Directs State To Consider Ascertaining If Covid-19 Patients Admitted In Private Hospitals Under Govt Quota Have Insurance Cover

Live Law  

The Karnataka High Court has disposed of a petition against allotment of Government reserved beds at private hospitals to such Covid-19 patients who are already covered by medical insurance. It has directed the State Government to consider the submissions made by the Petitioner while chalking out a plan for combating potential third wave of Covid-19. "In the PIL concerning Covid-19, …

Non-Covid surgeries, OPDs slowly gain momentum at Mumbai hospitals
3 years, 5 months ago

Non-Covid surgeries, OPDs slowly gain momentum at Mumbai hospitals

Hindustan Times  

With a steady decline in the Covid-19 cases in Mumbai, non-Covid medical procedures and visits at out-patient departments are slowly gaining momentum. In the pre-Covid times, Mumbai’s Nair hospital carried out anywhere between 100 and 150 major and minor procedures daily. “We have resumed about 80% of the non-Covid work,” said Dr Ramesh Bharmal, the dean of the civic-run BYL …

With 50,000 beds Andhra Pradesh gets ready to face third COVID-19 wave in August
3 years, 5 months ago

With 50,000 beds Andhra Pradesh gets ready to face third COVID-19 wave in August

Deccan Chronicle  

VIJAYAWADA: The Andhra Pradesh government is getting ready to tackle the third wave of Coronavirus pandemic, which is likely to erupt in the third week of August, by arranging some 50,000 beds and also strengthening all medical and health infrastructure in the state. The health authorities say that as the number of Coronavirus infections and the related deaths are rising …

No deaths due to lack of oxygen reported by states during second Covid wave: Govt
3 years, 5 months ago

No deaths due to lack of oxygen reported by states during second Covid wave: Govt

India TV News  

The government on Tuesday informed the Parliament that no states or union territories reported any deaths due to shortage of oxygen during the second wave of Covid-19 pandemic. No deaths due to lack of oxygen have been specifically reported by states/UTs," the ministry told the Rajya Sabha Tuesday. Further, the ministry stressed that the Government of India supported the states …

Mumbai Out of the Covid Woods? 85% Hospital Beds Now Vacant
3 years, 5 months ago

Mumbai Out of the Covid Woods? 85% Hospital Beds Now Vacant

News 18  

The strict lockdown-like restrictions imposed by Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray when Maharashtra was being railed by the second wave of Covid-19 as it ambushed the already-crumbling state’s healthcare system, seem to be finally bearing fruit. Nearly 85 per cent of hospital beds dedicated to Covid-19 patients are now lying vacant across the capital city paving the way for doctors to …

Preventing a repeat of the Covid-19 second wave oxygen crisis in India
3 years, 6 months ago

Preventing a repeat of the Covid-19 second wave oxygen crisis in India

Hindustan Times  

Medical oxygen is the single most important intervention for moderate and severe cases of Covid-19. In India, in the past one and a half years of the pandemic, both hospitals that treat Covid-19, and those that do not, suffered a shortage of medical oxygen. The reason is not a lack of medical oxygen, per se, but the inadequacy of the …

Oxygen shortages blamed for deaths of 33 COVID-19 patients at Indonesian hospital
3 years, 6 months ago

Oxygen shortages blamed for deaths of 33 COVID-19 patients at Indonesian hospital

ABC  

Dozens of coronavirus patients have died after a public hospital on Indonesia's main island of Java ran short of oxygen. Key points: Hospitals are being pushed to the brink by the Delta variant Wholesale oxygen prices have more than doubled The health authorities have blamed oxygen shortages on distribution problems At least 33 patients died after the central supply of …

COVID-19 updates: Third wave to hit India in 6-8 weeks, says AIIMS chief; Telangana ends lockdown, Karnataka eases curbs
3 years, 6 months ago

COVID-19 updates: Third wave to hit India in 6-8 weeks, says AIIMS chief; Telangana ends lockdown, Karnataka eases curbs

Firstpost  

AIIMS director Dr Randeep Guleria cautioned that the next wave can strike the country in the next six to eight weeks if COVID-appropriate behaviour is not followed The Telangana government on Saturday decided to lift the coronavirus-induced lockdown in the state from Sunday while Karnataka announced further easing of curbs in 16 districts, including Bengaluru, which have shown less than …

95% of COVID-19 patients on oxygen support in U.T. have not been vaccinated: Puducherry Lt. Governor
3 years, 7 months ago

95% of COVID-19 patients on oxygen support in U.T. have not been vaccinated: Puducherry Lt. Governor

The Hindu  

Sharing new data to highlight the prudence of taking COVID-19 vaccination, Lt. Governor Tamilisai Soundararjan on Sunday said a hospital survey had shown that an estimated 95% of COVID-19 patients who required oxygen support in intensive care unit had not been vaccinated. Governor said, “The hospital data available with us tells us that taking a vaccination can greatly reduce need …

Turning the COVID-19 tide in Chennai
3 years, 7 months ago

Turning the COVID-19 tide in Chennai

The Hindu  

With the phones ringing off the hook and the queues of the sick becoming longer, S. Sangavi and S. Ramachandran knew better than to put their tired feet up. “Once a call is received, the average response time for a COVID-19 ambulance in Chennai is 10 minutes 25 seconds, while the average turnaround time is 1 to 1.5 hours,” he …

Telangana's COVID positivity rate drops to 4.1%
3 years, 7 months ago

Telangana's COVID positivity rate drops to 4.1%

India TV News  

Telangana's Covid-19 positivity rate dropped to 4.1 per cent on Wednesday, health officials said. The positivity rate has come down from 4.7 per cent to 4.1 per cent. The official said out of 55,120 total beds in Covid hospitals in the state, 31,375 are vacant. Srinivasa Rao said 612 ICU beds in government-run hospitals and 3,977 in private hospitals were …

Inter-State Restrictions On COVID Patients' Access To Medical Care : Breach Of Constitutional Mandate
3 years, 7 months ago

Inter-State Restrictions On COVID Patients' Access To Medical Care : Breach Of Constitutional Mandate

Live Law  

To curb the spreading of COVID disease from other States in this second wave of ravaging COVID-19 pandemic, the Government of Telangana had issued Guidelines on 11th May 2021, wherein, the COVID patients from other States, who want to get hospitalized and take treatment in hospitals in Telangana, were allowed to cross the State's border only if they were authorised …

Kerala struggles, stretched to the limit
3 years, 7 months ago

Kerala struggles, stretched to the limit

The Hindu  

With intensive care units and ventilator beds fast filling up in most districts and the number of people getting infected or dying rising every day, Kerala declared a nine-day total lockdown from May 8. The State government said it had been augmenting its ICU/ventilator capacity, adding that the number of ICU beds was 9,735 and that of ventilators, 3,776 However, …

Volunteers lead Covid-19 fight in Bengaluru while braving personal losses
3 years, 7 months ago

Volunteers lead Covid-19 fight in Bengaluru while braving personal losses

Hindustan Times  

At a time when Bengaluru, like rest of the country, is battling the surging second wave of Covid-19 pandemic, volunteers from across the city have come forward to help residents while braving personal losses. “I have been helping to give decent burial to several victims of Covid-19, but when it came to my uncle, there was no one to help …

Volunteers lead Covid-19 fight in B’luru while braving personal losses
3 years, 7 months ago

Volunteers lead Covid-19 fight in B’luru while braving personal losses

Hindustan Times  

Bengaluru: At a time when Bengaluru, like rest of the country, is battling the surging second wave of Covid-19 pandemic, volunteers from across the city have come forward to help residents while braving personal losses. “I have been helping to give decent burial to several victims of Covid-19, but when it came to my uncle, there was no one to …

COVID-19 news update: Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala extend restrictions; new cases below 3 lakh for fifth day
3 years, 7 months ago

COVID-19 news update: Gujarat, Karnataka, Kerala extend restrictions; new cases below 3 lakh for fifth day

Firstpost  

The toll, however, continued to present a grim picture with 4,209 deaths taking in 24 hours the total casualties to 2,91,331 The Gujarat, Karnataka, and Kerala governments on Friday extended restrictions in a bid to curb the spread of COVID-19 while more states notified mucormycosis or black fungus as an epidemic. Ten states — Tamil Nadu, Kerala, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Andhra …

Demand high for ICU beds in Hyderabad even as Covid spread sees fall in Telangana
3 years, 7 months ago

Demand high for ICU beds in Hyderabad even as Covid spread sees fall in Telangana

Deccan Chronicle  

Hyderabad: Despite the fall in Covid cases, the demand for intensive care unit beds has not come down in the state. There are a minimum of 10 to 20 inquiries for ICU beds to private hospitals in Hyderabad. Volunteers co-ordinating with government and private hospitals say the demand for oxygen concentrators has come down but not of ICU beds. Private …

Uttarakhand hospitals warned against masking Covid-19 deaths, data
3 years, 7 months ago

Uttarakhand hospitals warned against masking Covid-19 deaths, data

Hindustan Times  

Uttarakhand hospitals’ failure to report at least 200 Covid-19 related deaths has led to a warning by health experts against the “masking” of data, saying, it’s continuation could adversely affect the fight against the pandemic in the hill state. The warning comes after the state health department noticed that at least five hospitals and health facilities treating Covid-19 patients didn’t …

Medical system in UP villages, small cities 'Ram bharose', says Allahabad HC on COVID-19 situation
3 years, 7 months ago

Medical system in UP villages, small cities 'Ram bharose', says Allahabad HC on COVID-19 situation

Firstpost  

The court made the observation over the death of Santosh Kumar, whose body was disposed of after doctors at a Meerut hospital failed to identify him Allahabad: The entire medical system in villages and small cities of Uttar Pradesh is at God’s mercy, the Allahabad High Court said on Monday while hearing a PIL over the coronavirus spread and the …

Covid situation 'Ram bharose' in UP's small cities, villages: Allahabad HC
3 years, 7 months ago

Covid situation 'Ram bharose' in UP's small cities, villages: Allahabad HC

India Today  

The entire medical system in villages and small cities of Uttar Pradesh is at God's mercy, the Allahabad High Court said on Monday while hearing a PIL over the coronavirus spread and the condition of quarantine centres in the state. Commenting on it, the High Court on Monday said if this is the state of affairs at a medical college …

Uttarakhand govt directs hospitals to provide data of COVID-19 deaths daily
3 years, 7 months ago

Uttarakhand govt directs hospitals to provide data of COVID-19 deaths daily

India TV News  

The Uttarakhand health department has given strict instructions to hospitals to provide data of COVID-19 deaths to the State Control Room on the same day. State Health Secretary Amit Negi said that the case will be registered against the hospital superintendent if death figures of COVID-19 infected people who were treated at the COVID hospital are not provided on the …

More than 70 patients die at Indian state’s biggest Covid facility because of oxygen shortage
3 years, 7 months ago

More than 70 patients die at Indian state’s biggest Covid facility because of oxygen shortage

The Independent  

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our privacy policy Seventy-five patients have died at …

15 more Covid-19 patients die at Goa hospital as oxygen level dips again
3 years, 7 months ago

15 more Covid-19 patients die at Goa hospital as oxygen level dips again

India Today  

Fifteen Covid-19 patients died at state-run Goa Medical College and Hospital allegedly due to a dip in oxygen levels early on Thursday. Taking note of the deaths, the Goa bench of the Bombay High Court said it was informed by the state authorities that some of the casualties might have taken place due to "logistical issues" related to connecting oxygen …

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