Una health centre to get 70 more beds

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Updated At : 12:38 PM Apr 22, 2021 IST

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UNA, APRIL 21

The Una district administration has decided to provide additional 60 to 70 beds at the makeshift District Covid Health Care centre at Palkwah village in Haroli subdivision. At present, the facility has 40 beds.

Deputy Commissioner Raghav Sharma today inspected the centre and ordered more beds to be placed on the second floor and two halls in the building. He said some beds at the CHC building at Dhussara Village in Amb subdivision could also be reserved for Covid patients.

Later, Sharma issued instructions that Covid patients and their family members would have to live in isolation at their homes for 17 days. He said all travellers from UP, Punjab, Maharashtra, Delhi, Gujarat, Karnataka and Rajasthan would have to inform the panchayat or local urban body. — OC

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