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Critical Covid-19 patients were struggling to find ICU beds in city hospitals during the peak of the second wave in May. There were instances of patients dying while waiting for ventilators in the city hospitals. Officials say increasing the critical...

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Updated At : 11:48 AM Jun 25, 2021 IST

Critical Covid-19 patients were struggling to find ICU beds in city hospitals during the peak of the second wave in May. There were instances of patients dying while waiting for ventilators in the city hospitals. Officials say increasing the critical care beds in the city hospitals remains a challenge and faulty ventilators can hamper the preparations for dealing with the third wave.

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