The PM CARES Fund Trust will back two 500-bed COVID-19 stopgap medical clinics in Bihar, the Prime Minister's Office said on Monday, attesting that this will go far in improving the COVID care in the state.
Declaring the choice, the PMO tweeted "PM-CARES Fund Trust has chosen to assign assets for battle against COVID-19 by method of foundation of 500-bed COVID-19 Makeshift Hospitals at Patna and Muzaffarpur, Bihar by DRDO."
In a progression of tweets, the PMO likewise said while the 500-bed clinic at Bihta, Patna will be initiated today, the 500-bed medical clinic at Muzaffarpur will be introduced very soon.
These emergency clinics have 125 ICU beds with ventilators and 375 typical beds every, it stated, including that each bed likewise has oxygen gracefully.
Specialists and paramedical staff for the emergency clinics will be given by the Armed Forces Medical Services, it included.
Bihar, which is set out toward get together surveys in a couple of months, is among the states which have huge quantities of COVID cases.
In a survey meeting on August 11, the PM had noticed that 10 states, including Bihar, represent more than 80 percent of nation's dynamic COVID-19 cases, and attested on the off chance that the infection is vanquished in these states, at that point the nation will rise successful in its battle against the pandemic.
(Just the feature and image of this report may have been adjusted by the Business Standard staff; the remainder of the substance is auto-produced from a coordinated feed.)
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