2 pvt hospitals denotified as Covid centres

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Updated At : 01:20 PM May 17, 2021 IST

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Rewari, May 16

The district health authorities today denotified two private hospitals — Capt Nand Lal Hospital in Rewari city and Mediom Hospital in Dharuhera — as district Covid health centres with immediate effect after finding their reply to the show-cause notice unsatisfactory. The hospitals have been asked not to admit new Covid patients.

Sources said a team of district officers, on the direction of DC Yashendra Singh, inspected the hospitals a fewdays ago following complaints of overcharging from patients. Thereafter, the hospitals were issued show-cause notices. tns

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