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Delhi hospitals allege Haryana govt not allowing vendors to supply oxygen to them
According to an official, Sir Ganga Ram City Hospital at Pusa Road had five hours of oxygen left around 4:30 pm. There are 58 COVID patients, includin
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Covid-19: Data shows severity, demography of victims in 2nd wave same as 1st wave
Union Health Secretary Rajesh Bhushan said 146 districts reported COVID-19 positivity rate of more than 15%, while 274 districts reported case positiv
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Oxygen reallocation to impact small businesses in some sectors: Crisil Ratings
The impact will be greater for companies in Maharashtra, Delhi, Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh and Gujarat, where medical oxygen demand has increased multi
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Only few hours of oxygen supply left, says Arvind Kejriwal; seeks Centre’s assistance
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal had on Sunday termed the shortage of oxygen for coronavirus patients an "emergency"
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PSUs asked to dedicate hospital beds for COVID-19 management
The central ministries have also been advised that details of such dedicated hospital wards or blocks be provided to the public. The move comes as Ind
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Ensure judicious use of Remdesivir in coronavirus-infected patients: IMA to medical fraternity
The second wave of the pandemic has created an unprecedented demand for Remedsivir injection resulting in demand and supply mismatch and an artificial
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Private hospitals told to reserve 50% of beds for COVID patients
The private hospitals have agreed to reserve 50% beds for COVID-19 patients within a week. Patients without symptoms and with mild symptoms will be is
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COVID-19: Daily cases rise from 20,000 to one lakh in just 25 days
India recorded an all-time high of 1,03,558 single-day new coronavirus infections pushing the nationwide COVID-19 tally of cases to 1,25,89,067
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Money9 Edit | The urgent need to expand the ambit of frontline workers
The government should advise hospitals to make use of the permission to inoculate 24x7 so that the speed can be increased and more people are covered
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In a first, a state is providing health insurance cover worth Rs 5 lakh to its residents
Rajasthan kicked off its cashless 'mediclaim' scheme worth Rs 5 lakh for each family of the state, starting the registration for its Chiranjeevi Healt
