Delhi Corona App

The ''Delhi Corona'' app, which provides information on beds and ventilators at hospitals in the city, on Wednesday started showing the oxygen availability status of these facilities.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued a number of directions on categorisation of beds in the Delhi corona mobile app, setting up of helpline numbers, delay in testing and shortage of RTPCR test kits.

There have been complaints of non-availability of beds or denial of treatment to COVID-19 patients in the national capital despite nearly 70 per cent of beds in five designated hospitals run by the Delhi government lying vacant, with experts attributing it to people's aversion towards state-run facilities.

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Thursday said that since the launch of the Delhi Corona App many people have enquired about COVID-19 beds, but there are a lesser number of actual users.

Delhi government has launched a dedicated mobile app to help people find the status of total hospital beds and ventilators in the city. Called the Delhi Corona, the app is initially available for download on Android devices.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today launched a mobile application -"Delhi Corona" app-for information on availability of hospital beds in the national capital.

IIT Delhi researchers have developed web-based COVID-19 dashboard 'PRACRITI'- PRediction and Assessment of CoRona Infections and Transmission in India.

Delhi Chief Secretary Vijay Dev has asked all district magistrates to use the new ''Assess Koro Na'' app for door-to-door survey in COVID-19 containment zones to speed up decision-making by analysing real-time data.

The app "GoCoronaGo" has been developed by a team at IISc which can help identify people who may have crossed paths with COVID-19 suspects.

Delhi citizens have got their own helpline on WhatsApp to receive the latest information around COVID-19. The new move has been taken by the Health and Family Welfare Department of the Government of NCT of Delhi.

The ''Delhi Corona'' app, which provides information on beds and ventilators at hospitals in the city, on Wednesday started showing the oxygen availability status of these facilities.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday issued a number of directions on categorisation of beds in the Delhi corona mobile app, setting up of helpline numbers, delay in testing and shortage of RTPCR test kits.

There have been complaints of non-availability of beds or denial of treatment to COVID-19 patients in the national capital despite nearly 70 per cent of beds in five designated hospitals run by the Delhi government lying vacant, with experts attributing it to people's aversion towards state-run facilities.

Delhi Health Minister Satyendar Jain on Thursday said that since the launch of the Delhi Corona App many people have enquired about COVID-19 beds, but there are a lesser number of actual users.

Delhi government has launched a dedicated mobile app to help people find the status of total hospital beds and ventilators in the city. Called the Delhi Corona, the app is initially available for download on Android devices.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal today launched a mobile application -"Delhi Corona" app-for information on availability of hospital beds in the national capital.

IIT Delhi researchers have developed web-based COVID-19 dashboard 'PRACRITI'- PRediction and Assessment of CoRona Infections and Transmission in India.

Delhi Chief Secretary Vijay Dev has asked all district magistrates to use the new ''Assess Koro Na'' app for door-to-door survey in COVID-19 containment zones to speed up decision-making by analysing real-time data.

The app "GoCoronaGo" has been developed by a team at IISc which can help identify people who may have crossed paths with COVID-19 suspects.

Delhi citizens have got their own helpline on WhatsApp to receive the latest information around COVID-19. The new move has been taken by the Health and Family Welfare Department of the Government of NCT of Delhi.