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As Covid Numbers Rise, Delhi Government Announces Free Booster Doses
The precautionary vaccine dose for Covid will be available for free in all hospitals run by the Delhi government. The free dose will be available to those aged between 18 years and 59 years, the Arvind Kejriwal government has said in the order.
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Take Decision On Offer To Run Closed Down Hospital: Court To Delhi Government
The Delhi High Court asked the Delhi government to take a decision on the offer made by a doctor, whose 150-bed multi-speciality hospital was closed down, that he would put in the funds required to operationalise it to run on a day-to-day basis.
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Centre Raises Delhi's Oxygen Quota To 480 Metric Tonnes
With several private and government hospitals in Delhi running low on medical oxygen for COVID-19 patients, the centre raised the national capital''s oxygen quota from 378 metric tonnes to 480 metric tonnes on Wednesday.
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Criminal Escapes From Police Custody During Shootout Outside Delhi Hospital
A fierce gunfight broke out at a government hospital in Delhi in broad daylight on Thursday when a police team escorting a notorious criminal came face to face with those who came to aid his escape, leaving one assailant dead and triggering a chaos with patients and their relatives running for cover, officials said.
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Covid Vaccine Roll Out At 81 Sites In Delhi, Covaxin At 6 Hospitals
Delhi will have 81 sites where Covid vaccine will be administered. Of these the Covishield vaccine -- developed by the Oxford University -- will be given at 75 sites that would include government and private hospitals. Bharat Biotech's Covaxin will be given at six sites -- all of which are hospitals run by the Central government.
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Release Funds To Civic Body For Paying Resident Doctors Of Its Hospitals: High Court To AAP
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday told the AAP government to release to the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NrDMC) the funds it requires to pay the stipends of the resident doctors in the six hospitals run by the civic body.
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Delhi Railway Station To Have Isolation Coaches For COVID-19 Patients
The Railways will not run any trains from Anand Vihar station from Monday and all the platforms will be used to deploy isolation coaches for coronavirus patients that the Centre will provide to the Delhi government to overcome the shortage of hospital beds.
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70% Beds Vacant In COVID-19 Hospitals Run By Delhi Government; Private Hospitals Packed: Report
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.
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Strike Two: Lt Governor Dismisses Pair Of Team Kejriwal's COVID-19 Orders
A day after Arvind Kejriwal announced that hospitals run by the Delhi government and some private hospitals will be reserved for residents of the capital, the Lieutenant Governor has overruled the decision.
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''Unfortunate'': Mayawati On Delhi Reserving Hospitals For Its Residents
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati on Monday termed as "unfortunate" Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's announcement that hospitals run by the Delhi government and private entities will only treat Delhiites during the novel coronavirus crisis.
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Haryana Not Harsh Like Arvind Kejriwal, Will Provide Aid To All: Minister
Targeting Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over his decision to reserve hospitals run by the city government and private entities for Delhiites only during the coronavirus crisis, Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij on Sunday said the state will not deny treatment to outsiders as it cannot be "harsh" like the AAP supremo.
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Delhi Reserves Hospitals For Residents, Opens Borders From Today
Hospitals run by the Delhi government and some private hospitals will be reserved only for residents of the national capital, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said, amid a huge controversy over availability of beds. At the same time, he said that Delhi will unseal its borders, which were sealed in the first place "thinking that our hospitals will be ...
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"No Beds," Say Top Hospitals But Delhi COVID App Shows Many Vacant
While the Delhi government maintains that there is no shortage of beds for coronavirus patients in the capital, a number of prominent hospitals in the city have told NDTV that they are running at full capacity amid growing concerns over a surge in COVID-19 cases.
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Newborn Dies After 4 Hospitals In Delhi Refuse Admission
In wake of the death of a newborn refused admission into four government hospitals, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday ordered Health Minister Satyendar Jain to submit an action plan by month-end to ensure that family of patients in critical condition do not have to run around for life support.
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Changes Tack, Finds Way to Get Work Done
Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has said his government will act against officials who are responsible for bills of suppliers not being paid which has led to a medicine crunch at hospitals run by it. He has in a letter instructed Delhi's top bureaucrat Chief Secretary MM Kutty to respond by tomorrow on why bills have not been paid and asked him to b...
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As Covid Numbers Rise, Delhi Government Announces Free Booster Doses
The precautionary vaccine dose for Covid will be available for free in all hospitals run by the Delhi government. The free dose will be available to those aged between 18 years and 59 years, the Arvind Kejriwal government has said in the order.
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Take Decision On Offer To Run Closed Down Hospital: Court To Delhi Government
The Delhi High Court asked the Delhi government to take a decision on the offer made by a doctor, whose 150-bed multi-speciality hospital was closed down, that he would put in the funds required to operationalise it to run on a day-to-day basis.
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Centre Raises Delhi's Oxygen Quota To 480 Metric Tonnes
With several private and government hospitals in Delhi running low on medical oxygen for COVID-19 patients, the centre raised the national capital''s oxygen quota from 378 metric tonnes to 480 metric tonnes on Wednesday.
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Criminal Escapes From Police Custody During Shootout Outside Delhi Hospital
A fierce gunfight broke out at a government hospital in Delhi in broad daylight on Thursday when a police team escorting a notorious criminal came face to face with those who came to aid his escape, leaving one assailant dead and triggering a chaos with patients and their relatives running for cover, officials said.
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Covid Vaccine Roll Out At 81 Sites In Delhi, Covaxin At 6 Hospitals
Delhi will have 81 sites where Covid vaccine will be administered. Of these the Covishield vaccine -- developed by the Oxford University -- will be given at 75 sites that would include government and private hospitals. Bharat Biotech's Covaxin will be given at six sites -- all of which are hospitals run by the Central government.
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Release Funds To Civic Body For Paying Resident Doctors Of Its Hospitals: High Court To AAP
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday told the AAP government to release to the North Delhi Municipal Corporation (NrDMC) the funds it requires to pay the stipends of the resident doctors in the six hospitals run by the civic body.
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Delhi Railway Station To Have Isolation Coaches For COVID-19 Patients
The Railways will not run any trains from Anand Vihar station from Monday and all the platforms will be used to deploy isolation coaches for coronavirus patients that the Centre will provide to the Delhi government to overcome the shortage of hospital beds.
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70% Beds Vacant In COVID-19 Hospitals Run By Delhi Government; Private Hospitals Packed: Report
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.
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Strike Two: Lt Governor Dismisses Pair Of Team Kejriwal's COVID-19 Orders
A day after Arvind Kejriwal announced that hospitals run by the Delhi government and some private hospitals will be reserved for residents of the capital, the Lieutenant Governor has overruled the decision.
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''Unfortunate'': Mayawati On Delhi Reserving Hospitals For Its Residents
Bahujan Samaj Party (BSP) supremo Mayawati on Monday termed as "unfortunate" Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal's announcement that hospitals run by the Delhi government and private entities will only treat Delhiites during the novel coronavirus crisis.
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Haryana Not Harsh Like Arvind Kejriwal, Will Provide Aid To All: Minister
Targeting Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal over his decision to reserve hospitals run by the city government and private entities for Delhiites only during the coronavirus crisis, Haryana Health Minister Anil Vij on Sunday said the state will not deny treatment to outsiders as it cannot be "harsh" like the AAP supremo.
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Delhi Reserves Hospitals For Residents, Opens Borders From Today
Hospitals run by the Delhi government and some private hospitals will be reserved only for residents of the national capital, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal said, amid a huge controversy over availability of beds. At the same time, he said that Delhi will unseal its borders, which were sealed in the first place "thinking that our hospitals will be ...
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"No Beds," Say Top Hospitals But Delhi COVID App Shows Many Vacant
While the Delhi government maintains that there is no shortage of beds for coronavirus patients in the capital, a number of prominent hospitals in the city have told NDTV that they are running at full capacity amid growing concerns over a surge in COVID-19 cases.
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Newborn Dies After 4 Hospitals In Delhi Refuse Admission
In wake of the death of a newborn refused admission into four government hospitals, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Sunday ordered Health Minister Satyendar Jain to submit an action plan by month-end to ensure that family of patients in critical condition do not have to run around for life support.
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Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal Changes Tack, Finds Way to Get Work Done
Chief minister Arvind Kejriwal has said his government will act against officials who are responsible for bills of suppliers not being paid which has led to a medicine crunch at hospitals run by it. He has in a letter instructed Delhi's top bureaucrat Chief Secretary MM Kutty to respond by tomorrow on why bills have not been paid and asked him to b...
