Army dedicates Covid facility for people in Srinagar
Srinagar: To combat the rapid surge of COVID-19 in Jammu and Kashmir and also to prepare for the anticipated third wave of COVID-19, the Indian Army’s Chinar Corps on Saturday dedicated a 50 bed COVID-19 facility to the people. The facility adds to the government capacity to handle COVID patients.
The COVID facility established at 216 Transit Camp at Batwara was inaugurated by Mohammed Aijaz Asad Friday, DC Srinagar. The facility has been set up by Indian Army and has 10 ICU beds with ventilator support, 20 High Dependency Unit beds with Oxygen support and 20 Oxygen beds. The facility also has facilities such as a laboratory, radiology department and Blood Gas Analyzer for efficient management of patients. The Indian Army will provide round the clock dedicated doctors, military nurses and paramedical staff from 92 Base Hospital, a statement issued by the Defence ministry said.
Speaking on the occasion, Brigadier CG Muralidharan, HOD Medical Department, Chinar Corps assured all possible assistance by the Indian Army to the people of the Valley and also to the government to fight the battle against COVID-19.
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