A man sits next to beds at a newly built hospital to treat coronavirus patients at the Mahalaxmi Racecourse, in Mumbai. AFP
Mumbai, July 7
A robotic trolley has been pressed into service at a hospital here to help eliminate contact and reduce the risk of infection among medical staff treating COVID-19 patients.
Maharashtra Chief Minister Uddhav Thackeray’s office shared a video on Twitter, which shows the robotic trolley called ‘Gollar’ distributing medicines to COVID-19 patients at Podar Hospital in Worli.
Robot ‘Gollar’ has reported on duty at Podar Hospital in Mumbai! It’ll get you food, water & medicines.
— CMO Maharashtra (@CMOMaharashtra) July 7, 2020
This is an important step in our #WarAgainstVirus as it will eliminate contact and reduce risk for our medical staff in COVID Facilities. pic.twitter.com/BGKfyGlMdC
“Robot ‘Gollar’ has reported on duty at Podar Hospital in Mumbai! It’ll get you food, water and medicines.
This is an important step in our #WarAgainstVirus as it will eliminate contact and reduce risk for our medical staff in COVID Facilities,” the CMO tweeted. PTI
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