Our Correspondent Kohima, July 1 (EMN): Minister for Public Works Department (Housing and Mechanical), Tongpang Ozükum on Friday said doctors have been vested with the responsibility of people’s lives on their shoulders and asked them to be more dedicated and sincere in their service. Ozukum also commended the service of the doctors who went beyond the call of duty to give humane treatment to mankind selflessly after the COVID-19 outbreak. “Your services are recognised and acknowledged”, he said and urged the doctors and health workers to continue to give their best. He was addressing the National Doctor’s Day celebration and award ceremony for the best performing doctors under AB-PMJAY, It was organised by the state health agency (Ayushman Bharat PM-JAY) department of Health and Family Welfare, Nagaland Kohima at the Directorate’s entrance hall. Pointing out that the Government had introduced many schemes for the people like PM-JAY, he stated that it should be
Our Correspondent Kohima, May 31 (EMN): Chief Minister Neiphiu Rio on Tuesday said active participation of elected leaders, department officials, and village councils will change the scenario and economy of the state. He was addressing a state-level programme at Capital Cultural Hall, Kohima as part of the prime minister’s nationwide interaction with beneficiaries of government schemes. Rio stated that Nagaland is a resource-crunched state and depends on funding from the Central government for development of infrastructures, and consequently many Centrally Sponsored Schemes (CSS) are being implemented in the state. Through these schemes, funds to the tune of around INR 5000 crore are being transferred for various projects or to the beneficiaries in the state, Rio stated and added that in addition to building infrastructure, which benefits people at large and enables economic activities, the schemes are aimed at directly benefiting individual families. Rio asserted that under the lead
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], May 31 (ANI/NewsVoir): Saveetha Medical College and Hospital has inaugurated a new COVID ward complex with 120 beds, which includes 60 oxygen beds at the Thandalam campus today.
120-bed COVID ward complex inaugurated at Saveetha Medical
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31 May 2021, 18:55 GMT+10
Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], May 31 (ANI/NewsVoir): Saveetha Medical College and Hospital has inaugurated a new COVID ward complex with 120 beds, which includes 60 oxygen beds at the Thandalam campus today.
Dr Saveetha Rajesh, Director Saveetha Medical College Hospital, and Stephen Sudhakar, Vice President, Hyundai Motors, inaugurated the facility, Hyundai Motors Private Limited has donated 13 oxygen concentrators to the new facility.
Speaking on the occasion Dr Saveetha Rajesh, Director SMCH, Hailed the contribution of Hyundai Motors Private Limited who had donated 13 oxygen concentrators. With this new facility, the hospital has allocated a total of 620 COVID beds, which includes 310 oxygen beds, 50 COVID ICU beds, and 100 HDU beds. Saveetha hospital has successfully managed more than 7500 COVID patients and 900 cases in COVID ICU, which is one of the highest among private hospitals in t
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