West Bengal: Four Covid-19 deaths from East Burdwan
The spike in Covid-19 cases further started piercing through the civic life of East Burdwan where the fresh upsurge already has led the death toll to four in the last 72 hours.
The spike in Covid-19 cases further started piercing through the civic life of East Burdwan where the fresh upsurge already has led the death toll to four in the last 72 hours.
On Wednesday, the health department issued an order and brought Dr Bhakt back to the NRS Medical College Hospital cancelling the previous order issued on Tuesday.
The meeting was held to assess the situation after the death toll in the tourist boat accident in Tanur, Malappuram rose to 18.
Technicians and patients must be properly followed to prevent any kind of infections inside a dialysis unit.” “Cross-checking of medical records of patients is mandatory before they undergo dialysis treatment.
There will be 35 such ambulances, which will carry critically ill patients, severely-injured victims in road accidents
In a concerning development, the national capital reported 416 fresh Covid cases on Saturday, the highest daily count in over seven months, as per the health bulletin issued by the health department.
During a review meeting with Deputy CM Manish Sisodia, PWD and Health Department officials said the construction work of most of the hospitals will be completed by the end of this year, whereas others will be completed by the mid 2023.
According to the health department, the last time the state had recorded more than 200 daily new cases was during the end of February.
Dr Thomas today visited Chinsurah hospital to take stock of work at the hospital funded by the central government health department.
The state had reported 3.31 lakh cases on May 27, 2021, the highest in the state, at the peak of the illness in May 2021.