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‘No walk-in’ at PGI OPDs to stay for now

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Chandigarh, November 24

In the wake of increasing Covid-19 cases in the city, the PGI will not restore the outpatient departments (OPDs) to their full capacity for the time being.

The institute had partially restored the physical OPDs to a restricted number of patients for which an appointment through tele-consultation is required. The PGI is a hub of tertiary care medical services in the region and used to witness a daily footfall of around 10,000 patients every day in the OPDs.

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Prof Jagat Ram, Director, PGI, said they had to be alert so that those visiting the hospital did not catch infection.

“We are totally responsible towards the non-Covid services as well. We are catering to patients over telephone and in case a patient needs immediate attention, they are being called for consultation in person,” said he.

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