Visited Delhi hospital? Inform us, says govt

Tribune News Service Rohtak, April 10 With eight persons who visited New Delhi’s Agrasen Hospital testing Covid-positive, the Rohtak district health authorities have appealed to residents who went to the medical facility to report themselves on helpline numbers. “Residents who...

Tribune News Service

Updated At : 12:39 PM Apr 11, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service

Rohtak, April 10

With eight persons who visited New Delhi’s Agrasen Hospital testing Covid-positive, the Rohtak district health authorities have appealed to residents who went to the medical facility to report themselves on helpline numbers.

“Residents who visited the hospital in the National Capital’s Punjabi Bagh area for their own treatment or accompanied any patient between March 13 and April 4 are advised to inform us. The helpline numbers are 01262-281031, 7027816559, 01262-244163 and 9468090380,” said Deputy Civil Surgeon-cum-District Surveillance Officer (Covid unit) Dr Satyawan. — TNS

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