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Parliamentary Body Demands Audit Of Covid "Deaths Due To Oxygen Shortage"
A parliamentary committee has demanded the Union Health Ministry "audit deaths due to oxygen shortage", especially during the Covid second wave, in coordination with states to enable robust documentation of the mortalities.
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Bengal Panel Not To Certify COVID-19 Deaths Amid Controversy
Amid the raging controversy over the actual number of COVID-19 fatalities in Bengal and the need for a committee to audit them, the state government has altered the panel's mandate and it will now not certify whether a patient died due to coronavirus or a pre-existing ailment, a senior member of the team said on Sunday.
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Bengal Audit Panel To Deal With Only "Peculiar" COVID-19 Cases: Official
The audit committee constituted by the West Bengal government to ascertain if a death was due to COVID-19 or a pre-existing ailment will henceforth study only select coronavirus cases and submit its report to the government, a senior member of the panel said on Sunday.
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Bengal Death Audit Committee In Limbo Amid Opposition Attacks: Sources
The death audit committee in Bengal - that has been under attack from the opposition - is in limbo, sources have said, after the state government announced on Thursday that the panel had voluntarily redefined its role.
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Andhra Pradesh Sets Up Committee To Examine Coronavirus Deaths
The Andhra Pradesh government today constituted a nine-member State-Level Death Audit Committee on COVID-19 to examine all the case records to ascertain the cause of death pertaining to the victims of coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: Bengal Admits 57 COVID-19 Patients Died, But Says 39 From Co-Morbidities
For the first time, Bengal has officially linked 57 deaths to coronavirus. The state government today revealed that according to its audit committee, 57 COVID-19 patients had died, but asserted that 39 of these were due to co-morbidities.
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Parliamentary Body Demands Audit Of Covid "Deaths Due To Oxygen Shortage"
A parliamentary committee has demanded the Union Health Ministry "audit deaths due to oxygen shortage", especially during the Covid second wave, in coordination with states to enable robust documentation of the mortalities.
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Bengal Panel Not To Certify COVID-19 Deaths Amid Controversy
Amid the raging controversy over the actual number of COVID-19 fatalities in Bengal and the need for a committee to audit them, the state government has altered the panel's mandate and it will now not certify whether a patient died due to coronavirus or a pre-existing ailment, a senior member of the team said on Sunday.
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Bengal Audit Panel To Deal With Only "Peculiar" COVID-19 Cases: Official
The audit committee constituted by the West Bengal government to ascertain if a death was due to COVID-19 or a pre-existing ailment will henceforth study only select coronavirus cases and submit its report to the government, a senior member of the panel said on Sunday.
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Bengal Death Audit Committee In Limbo Amid Opposition Attacks: Sources
The death audit committee in Bengal - that has been under attack from the opposition - is in limbo, sources have said, after the state government announced on Thursday that the panel had voluntarily redefined its role.
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Andhra Pradesh Sets Up Committee To Examine Coronavirus Deaths
The Andhra Pradesh government today constituted a nine-member State-Level Death Audit Committee on COVID-19 to examine all the case records to ascertain the cause of death pertaining to the victims of coronavirus.
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Coronavirus: Bengal Admits 57 COVID-19 Patients Died, But Says 39 From Co-Morbidities
For the first time, Bengal has officially linked 57 deaths to coronavirus. The state government today revealed that according to its audit committee, 57 COVID-19 patients had died, but asserted that 39 of these were due to co-morbidities.
