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Mumbai: Three jumbo COVID-19 centres halt new admissions

Mumbai: Three jumbo COVID-19 centres halt new admissions Mirror Online / Updated: May 24, 2021, 14:35 IST Re-construction work underway at the BKC covid 19 jumbo centre on May 21. Photo: BCCL In view of pre-monsoon repair work, new admissions of COVID-19 patients at three jumbo facilities in the city will be stopped temporarily till June 1. The three centres are located at the Bandra-Kurla Complex, Dahisar and BKC, Goregaon, Dahisar, and Mulund. Dr Rajesh Dere, dean of the jumbo COVID-19 centre at the BKC, said that most of the patients from these facilities have been shifted to another hospital before the cyclone. New admissions have been stopped at these three COVID-19 centres till June 1. All other necessary works will be done in this period as these temporary structures were in service since the past one year, Dere said.

AP PHOTOS: Jumbo Mumbai COVID-19 hospital treats thousands

MUMBAI, India  Inside Mumbai’s BKC jumbo field hospital, a health worker adjusts the oxygen mask of a COVID-19 patient as doctors, nurses and specialists keep a close eye and monitor hundreds of sick people. The pop-up mega hospital in India’s financial capital is mounted with tents and metal partitions and looks like a war room. It has a capacity of more than 2,000 beds with state-of-the-art medical facilities, including intensive care units and beds with oxygen and ventilators. It is mostly full. Its doctors and nurses constantly monitor patients, holding the hands of some to calm them as they have problems breathing, or touching them to see how responsive they are. In some cases they help patients use a mobile phone to speak to family members, who are not allowed visit.

A near stampede: How Mumbai s biggest vaccination centre was overwhelmed

A near stampede: How Mumbai’s biggest vaccination centre was overwhelmed Officials running the Bandra Kurla Complex Jumbo Centre say they received vaccine supplies late, leading to management of crowds and queues falling apart. 06 May, 2021 “We’ll either contract Covid here or get a sunstroke,” said Lillian D’souza, 76, her face lined with anguish. D’souza was standing inside Mumbai’s biggest vaccination facility, the Bandra Kurla Complex Jumbo Centre, run by the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation. On Tuesday, May 4, the Maharashtra government resumed its vaccination drive for those aged 45 and above in select facilities in the city, after a halt of five days owing to short supply of vaccines.

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