hospitals
The DCW alleged that the hospital was segregating and categorizing EWS patients, placing them in an inadequate basement area without proper seating and air conditioning
[…]It advised extra safeguards for individuals who were at increased risk, such as elderly workers, pregnant workers, and those with underlying medical disorders
[…]Patients and visitors to municipal corporation hospitals feel forsaken as they face lack of basic facilities such as hygienic bathrooms, drinking water and adequate medical supplies
[…]Recently, 70 isolation rooms have been set up across six hospitals in Delhi to tackle the monkeypox situation.
[…]Ganga Ram hospital shows 14 beds available on Delhi government’s Corona dashboard, but when Patriot calls to check – the officials say none are available, and claims 500 people on waiting list Delhi is facing an acute shortage of Covid-19 ICU beds. While the Delhi government has its website “Corona jantasamvad” where one can check […]
[…]Though the Supreme Court passed an order that 54 private hospitals in Delhi must fulfil their mandate to provide free treatment to the poor, their managements are continuing to turn a deaf ear to the orders Ram, a middle-aged labourer, earns a meagre Rs 9,000 a month. Sustaining a family of four is not an […]
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