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Noida: Noida MLA Pankaj Singh on Saturday directed chief medical officer (CMO) Dr Deepak Ohri to convert the Bhangel community health centre (CHC) into a 75-100 bed L1 Covid facility.
The MLA said that in the future, it will be developed into a better health centre with facilities such as ventilators, operation theatres and other necessary medical equipment.
He also directed to start vaccination drive in the area. This comes after the conversion of Jewar CHC into a 100-bed Covid hospital and plans of upgrading Rabupura and Jahangirpur primary health centres (PHCs).
Meanwhile, Jewar MLA Dhirendra Singh inspected the Bilaspur PHC where Covid testing will begin from Monday. Singh said that Bilaspur caters to a large rural population and upgrading the medical facilities at this PHC will help not only the economically weaker section of this area but also the neighbouring areas as well. “Covid testing facility will be made available from Monday and efforts are being made to have a
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Migrant workers spotted leaving Noida, administration refutes Covid-19 link
Migrant workers spotted leaving Noida, administration refutes Covid-19 link
As states impose fresh set of restrictions amid rise in Covid-19 cases, the migrant workers are yet again staring at an uncertain future. While the authorities try to play down the situation, migrant workers in Noida were seen leaving for their home states.
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There were similar reports of migrant workers leaving Noida and Greater Noida in Gautam Buddh Nagar district on Monday but the administration officials had refuted the claims. (Photo: PTI/Representative)
Scores of people, including women and children, were on Tuesday spotted leaving Noida for their hometowns on buses with many of them allegedly lamenting an uncertain future in the city amid worsening Covid-19 situation, according to eyewitnesses.