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Mumbai says ready for COVID battle but reality is something else? | The Urban Debate
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53:27Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate with Tanvi Shukla, 10 hospitals, same answer: No beds available. All 10 hospitals said no ICU beds available & one of the biggest hospitals said they didn't have enough ventilators. What has been done in the last two months?
Any patient who is showing symptoms is not supposed to call the hospitals directly. A dashboard system has been evolved. Patients are supposed to call on the numbers given, then BMC will a lot a bed. says, NCP Sanjay Tatkare.
We have enough number of instances of to show how people have been struggling to get beds and ambulances & you are asking us to check the dashboard that wasn't even live as of 7 PM this evening? says, Tanvi Shukla to NCP's Sanjay Tatkare.
There was a scarcity of beds. 4-5 days ago, all doctors had a meeting with CM, Municipal Commissioner & Chief Secretary. We have increased more than 500 ICU beds & more than 3000 beds from private hospitals side. says, Member of Maharashtra task force for Covid-19 Dr Gautam Bhansali.
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