Bhopal Doctors Coronavirus

A doctor at the forefront of the fight against coronavirus in Madhya Pradesh's Bhopal has come up with a simple yet ingenious way to keep doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers safe from COVID-19 -an air bubble. The fully sealed, transparent, face covering - like a face suit - has an independent supply of virus-free compressed air so state's ...

The closure of liquor vends due to the lockdown for the coronavirus outbreak has made some alcoholics in Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh reportedly turn to sanitisers to satisfy their craving, though most officials dismissed it claiming they were unaware of such incidents.

Fourteen more persons, including two women doctors, tested positive for coronavirus in Bhopal today, taking the number of COVID-19 patients in the state capital to 112 and overall tally in Madhya Pradesh to 453, a health official said.

While there have been a number of instances of medical professionals being attacked or harassed across the country amid the coronavirus pandemic over fears that they may spread the infection, an incident in Bhopal has drawn widespread condemnation and shock.

As they work almost 24/7 with coronavirus patients, two doctors in Bhopal have each moved into a space that is cramped, uncomfortable and barely enough for one. Their temporary "apartment" also has wheels.

A doctor at the forefront of the fight against coronavirus in Madhya Pradesh's Bhopal has come up with a simple yet ingenious way to keep doctors, nurses and other healthcare workers safe from COVID-19 -an air bubble. The fully sealed, transparent, face covering - like a face suit - has an independent supply of virus-free compressed air so state's ...

The closure of liquor vends due to the lockdown for the coronavirus outbreak has made some alcoholics in Bhopal in Madhya Pradesh reportedly turn to sanitisers to satisfy their craving, though most officials dismissed it claiming they were unaware of such incidents.

Fourteen more persons, including two women doctors, tested positive for coronavirus in Bhopal today, taking the number of COVID-19 patients in the state capital to 112 and overall tally in Madhya Pradesh to 453, a health official said.

While there have been a number of instances of medical professionals being attacked or harassed across the country amid the coronavirus pandemic over fears that they may spread the infection, an incident in Bhopal has drawn widespread condemnation and shock.

As they work almost 24/7 with coronavirus patients, two doctors in Bhopal have each moved into a space that is cramped, uncomfortable and barely enough for one. Their temporary "apartment" also has wheels.