OYO offers sanitised beds for repatriated Indians

Tribune News ServiceNew Delhi, May 11 OYO has set up kiosks at airports bringing-in stranded Indians from abroad to enable them to choose rooms for compulsory quarantine as per their taste and budget. An OYO news release said the rooms...

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Updated At : 06:44 PM May 11, 2020 IST

Tribune News Service
New Delhi, May 11

OYO has set up kiosks at airports bringing-in stranded Indians from abroad to enable them to choose rooms for compulsory quarantine as per their taste and budget. An OYO news release said the rooms are being provided at budget hotel rooms at affordable prices.

OYO is currently offering budget accommodation facilities in Delhi, Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Baroda, Vapi, Surat, Chennai, Lucknow and Bangalore.

It is also working closely with Apollo Hospitals to utilise capacity, where possible, to create highly sanitised pay-per-use quarantine facilities. The deal includes the guidance and supervision of medical professionals. Also, it is offering sanitised beds and facilities in certain hotels within the network in the proximity of Apollo Hospitals in six cities.

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