Updated Apr 17, 2021 | 14:53 IST
According to hospital authorities, 80% of the patients who come to the hospitals to get admitted are in need of oxygen. Covid-19: Oxygen necessary for 80% of the patients in Ahmedabad. | Photo Credit: AP
Ahmedabad: According to hospital authorities, 80% of the patients who come to the hospitals to get admitted are in need of oxygen.
Amidst the surge of positive patients and shortage of beds, there were many complaints made around the city where patients were denied admission. One such patient was Sudhir Jadav, a resident of Prabhat Chowk, who died at Civil Hospital on Friday morning.
“His RT-PCR report was negative. But he had developed extreme breathlessness on Thursday night. We called EMRI 108 at 9 pm to hospitalize him and were told to wait. My daughter took him to AMC-run hospital in a private vehicle but they declined to admit any patient who was not brought by 108 ambulances,” said Sudhir s wife Raj
Updated Apr 16, 2021 | 18:14 IST
Gujarat High Court on Thursday, on a suo motu case on COVID19 situation in the state, said that the state government should make people aware of when to take Remdesivir injection. State govt should make people aware of when to take Remdesivir, says Gujarat HC | Photo Credit: AP
Gandhinagar: Gujarat High Court on Thursday, on a suo motu case on COVID19 situation in the state, said that the state government should make people aware of when to take Remdesivir injection. You should make people aware about when to take Remdesivir injection, said Gujarat High Court.
The court further asked the state government if testing is being done in every town, taluka of Gujarat or not.
Updated Apr 16, 2021 | 18:13 IST
As reported by BBC Gujrati, the exhaust chimneys at the crematorium are melting because the gas furnaces are burning round the clock. Gujarat crematoriums burning 24/7 with covid bodies | Photo Credit: IANS
Ahmedabad: As the number of patients infected by Covid-19 is rising day by day, the number of fatalities in the state is also growing. As reported by BBC Gujrati, the exhaust chimneys at the crematorium are melting because the gas furnaces are burning round the clock.
The report showed that at a crematorium in Surat, 100 to115 bodies are arriving for cremation every day in the last two weeks of April. Otherwise, 20-25 bodies used to arrive for cremation.