‘e-care’ app to keep watch on Covid patients

‘e-care kurukshetra’ to monitor Covid-related activities, patients

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:25 PM Sep 07, 2020 IST

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Kurukshetra, September 6

The Kurukshetra administration has developed the application ‘e-care kurukshetra’ to monitor Covid-related activities and patients.

Besides mobile version, the application will also have a web version for desktop. The application is being tested by officials and will be formally launched in a couple of days.

Officials will be able to track and monitor active cases, communicate with patients and check their health status, while patients will be able to raise grievances.

It will help the administration in compiling data and status of Covid patients and their contacts. Details regarding the number of beds available will also be visible. — TNS

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