Gazette Daily News Podcast, August 7 and August 8 thegazette.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from thegazette.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Odisha Govt forms Task Force for medical oxygen management ANI | Updated: May 19, 2021 03:32 IST
Bhubaneswar (Odisha) [India], May 19 (ANI):The Odisha Government on Tuesday constituted a Task Force for the management and provisioning medical oxygen in all the healthcare facilities in the State. The nine member Task Force headed by Principal Advisor to Chief Minister is authorised to take up short, medium and long steps regarding the management of medical Oxygen in State , informed an official release by the state government. The prevailing pandemic has brought to the fore the critical requirement of adequate production and stocking of medical oxygen at State Health Facilities for treatment of patients , Health and Family Welfare Department notification said.
Mass vaccinations conducted of thousands of TNI soldiers 3rd March 2021
One of the officers administers a COVID-19 vaccine to TNI soldiers at the Ahmad Yani Sports Hall, Cilangkap TNI Headquarters, East Jakarta, Wednesday (3-3-2021). The TNI Headquarters is targeting as many as 18,763 TNI soldiers and civil servants to receive the COVID-19 vaccine to reduce the spread of the virus. (ANTARA / Syaiful Hakim) Jakarta (ANTARA) - Thousands of Indonesian Military (TNI) soldiers at the TNI Headquarters, East Jakarta, on Wednesday, received their COVID-19 vaccine shots to fight the transmission of the lethal virus in Indonesia. This morning, we conduct mass vaccinations at the TNI headquarters. This is already the third day. Today is a day for a bigger target. Hence, we are optimistic of 1,500 personnel being covered today despite earlier 1,200 personnel being the target, Head of the Indonesian Military Health Center Maj. Gen. Ratmono stated on the sidelines of the COVID
State board votes 3-2 to block University of Iowa hospitals plans for a North Liberty campus
Ultimately, the board sided with other providers in the area, including Mercy Iowa City, Mercy Cedar Rapids and UnityPoint Health, whose leaders decried the proposal as unnecessary and a threat to their businesses.
Iowa City Press-Citizen
A state council rejected an application by the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics on Wednesday, effectively putting a halt to its plans for a $230 million campus in North Liberty. We haven t decided what s next, UIHC CEO Suresh Gunasekaran said after the decision was announced, but we are exploring ways to move forward with the project.