Cops, IT firms join forces to open 100-bed Covid centre in Hyderabad
Cops, IT firms join forces to open 100-bed Covid centre in Hyderabad
Hyderabad has got a 100-bed Covid care facility to treat mild to moderate Covid patients under Project Ashray in Cyberabad.
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A photo from the Centre in Hyderabad.
A 100-bed Covid Care centre equipped with a six-bedded Bridge ICU facility is one of the many facilities created under Project Ashray in Cyberabad - the IT hub of Hyderabad.
The covid care centre which is surrounded by many MNCs is for Covid patients who are in the early stages of the infection.
100-bed Covid care centre opened in Hyderabad
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Hyderabad, May 26 : Telangana s Information Technology Minister K.T. Rama Rao on Wednesday inaugurated a full-fledged 100-bed Covid care centre to deal with mild to moderate cases at Madhapur here.
The centre, called Project Ashray, is equipped with six-bedded bridge ICU facility. It was launched on May 3 as a 50-bed facility and subsequently scaled up to 100 beds.
Rama Rao appreciated the Cyberabad Police, Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC), a unique collaborative body between IT industry, police and the government and the United Way of Hyderabad, an international network of local non-profit fundraising affiliates, HYSEA, Nasscom, TiE, Grace Cancer Foundation for all their efforts.
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A blood donation camp was organised jointly by Telangana Real Estate Developers Association (TREDA), Seva Bharthi in association with Society for Cyberabad Security Council (SCSC), Cyberabad Commissionerate of Police, in Green Grace, a gated community at Khajaguda on Sunday.
“We have taken this initiative to organise these camps starting today as there is shortage of blood as donors have not been coming to hospitals in the last 15 months. Going to their doorstep eliminates their travel time and will enable them to overcome their fear of contracting COVID-19. We wish to make blood readily available to patients through these camps,” said TREDA vice-president Vijaya Sai Meka.