More than 100 Indian healthcare professionals to be hired in UK
More than 100 professionals from India are set to be recruited by the UK's National Health Service (NHS) Trust to overcome shortage.
More than 100 professionals from India are set to be recruited by the UK's National Health Service (NHS) Trust to overcome shortage.
The healthcare workers have been conferred with the title of ‘Corona Warriors’ owing to their extraordinary and selfless service in fighting the COVID-19 pandemic.
The study is conducted over the healthcare staff of two leading private hospitals in Delhi--Sir Ganga Ram and Indraprastha Apollo--who got infected with Covid-19 despite taking vaccines against the viral disease.
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In Darjeeling district 598 people received the vaccines (99.6 percent) at five facilities against the target of 500. Jalpaiguri district vaccinated 285 beneficiaries (57 percent) at five centers but the target was 500.
The vaccination sessions at all the 34 hospitals were completed by the scheduled time.
Vaccination is allowed only for those who are above the age of 18 years. Women who are pregnant or not sure of their pregnancy and lactating mothers should not receive the vaccine, it said.
REC Foundation, the CSR arm of REC Limited, has joined hands with TajSATS (a joint venture of IHCL and SATS Ltd) to distribute specially-made nutritious meal packets.
Sharing a video on his official Instagram handle, Farhan announced his donation and also urged others to join in and donate as many PPE kits as they can.
