MIA sets up Covid centre

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Updated At : 12:07 PM Jun 05, 2021 IST

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Mohali: The Mohali Industries Association (MIA), in association with the Mehr Foundation, has set up a Covid care centre at Raen Basera, opposite Dara Studio, Phase VI. The 20-bed centre was inaugurated by Balbir Singh Sidhu, Minister for Health and Family Welfare, Punjab, on Friday. Mayor Amarjit Singh Sidhu was present on the occasion. Yogesh Sagar, president, MIA, said they would provide free meals, free medicines, health supplements, free oxygen concentration and cylinders, along with round-the-clock free consultation from doctors. He hoped poor people from villages found positive for Covid would benefit from the centre. TNS

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