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Hospitals having more than 50 beds directed to install Oxygen Plants
Hospitals having more than 50 beds directed to install Oxygen Plants
Govind Sharma
JAMMU, July 27: The Government today ordered all clinical establishment(s) and hospital(s) having more than 50 beds to establish an Oxygen Generation Plant of appropriate capacity for patient care.
“All Clinical Establishment(s)/Hospital(s) situated within the territorial jurisdiction of Union Territory of Jammu and Kashmir having more than 50 beds shall establish an Oxygen Generation Plant of appropriate capacity for facility of patient care,” said the order issued by Additional Chief Secretary Health & Medical Education Department Atal Dulloo.
One killed, Railway officer among four feared dead in two tragic road accidents
One killed, Railway officer among four feared dead in two tragic road accidents
Govind Sharma
RAMBAN, July 26: One person was killed and a Railway police officer among four persons were feared dead while 12 others sustained injuries in two tragic road accidents that occurred today in the jurisdiction of police Stations Banihal and Ramban, respectively.
According to the reports, four persons of a family were travelling in their personal car bearing registration number JK02CM-7664 from Srinagar to Jammu but on reaching near Mehar area of Ramban at around 2.30 pm, driver of the car Rakesh Kumar, an officer of Railway Protection Force (RPF), lost control over the vehicle and it plunged into river Chenab flowing along the road.
Govind Sharma
JAMMU, July 16: Chairman and Managing Director (CMD) of Jammu and Kashmir Bank R K Chhibber today said that the Bank has recorded a significantly improved performance on most financial parameters despite all the odds and adversities.
Chhibber claimed that the Bank registered highest ever quarterly profit of Rs 315.75 crore over last 7 years, restricted slippages for the Financial Year 2021 to below Rs 1000 crore despite getting a brief window after revocation of the asset classification restraint order by the Supreme Court and controlled gross NPAs below 10 % and net NPAs below 3%.
“The Bank recorded respectable double digit growth in business in the UTs of J&K and Ladakh, comfortable provision coverage ratio of 81.97 % and maintained NIM above 3.50 % threshold despite squeeze on margins,” he added. Chhibber said it was a year of global pandemic and resultant lockdowns which threw the economies across the globe into recession but facing all odds, the Bank gave wo
Announced in Mar 2015, Bio Safety Level-3 Lab yet to be made functional in GMC Jammu
Govind Sharma
JAMMU, July 8: Even after the lapse of over six years, the Bio-Safety Level-3 could not be made functional in Government Medical College (GMC) Jammu while a similar lab announced at the same time for Kashmir was made functional in Chest Disease Hospital Srinagar around four years back.
Official sources told Excelsior that after the outbreak of Swine Flu in the year 2015, the concerned J&K Government had announced two Level-3 Bio Safety labs, one for Jammu Division at GMC Jammu and another for Kashmir Division at Chest Disease Hospital, Srinagar so that such pandemics could be tackled effectively.