The office is said to have 10,000 beds and it’s fascinating that it’ll have creased cardboard beds that need not be cleaned and are recyclable also. 

Vikram Dhavan, chief of Dhavan Box Sheet Containers Pvt Ltd, that is making and providing the beds remarked that: 

“These beds need not be sanitised as the virus does not remain stable on cardboard for more than 24 hours; on metal, plastic and wood the virus can stay for up to five days. These beds are also really light, easy to assemble and dismantle. Supplying these beds for the facility is a matter of pride for us.”

The 12,50,000 square feet Chhatarpur focus is as extensive as 22 football fields according to reports. The spot has pre-installed fans and CCTV cameras. Prior to the pandemic, 3 lakh individuals would go to lessons, rendering it to be a perfect decision for an impermanent COVID care office. 

Vikas Sethi who is the secretary of Radha Soami Satsang Beas, Bhati Mines, expressed:

“The facility was being used to shelter migrant workers until recently. Its community kitchens are semi-industrial and can feed thousands of people at a time.”

BM Mishra, South Delhi region justice, who is taking care of the work, asserted that the office is being set up following COVID and social insurance rules of the central government. It will work like 20 smaller than expected clinics with 500 beds each. 

“Each 500-bed hospital will have 5-10 enclosures of 50-100 beds. Ten percent of the beds will have an oxygen supply. However, it will not have ventilators. We have made arrangements for referral with super-specialty hospitals for critical patients”.

He additionally included that the Chhatarpur office will have ambulances and its own pathology research facility for testing while 400 specialists will work in two movements, bolstered by twofold the number of paramedics. 

To additionally guarantee that the administration is running easily, they are attempting to introduce PCs and are in any event, finding support from the military, paramilitary, and donors. They will attempt to execute the best e-the executives frameworks followed in emergency clinics. 

“The military and paramilitary will help with operations, maintenance, logistics, me”medical equipment, and manpower – sanitation workers, pathologists, technicians, pharmacists.”

According to BM Mishra, they are searching for this mammoth errand to be finished by June 30. As indicated by the Delhi government’s numbers, the quantity of COVID-19 cases will penetrate the 5 lakh-mark by July end. 

With the city heading towards a spike in cases, this will clear a smoother approach to deal with the emergency.

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VI – Stands for VIRUS

D – Stands for DISEASE

19- Year in which it was discovered i.e 2019

India once again has been hit by Corona virus as fresh cases unfolds in Delhi. There are two cases that has been reported on Monday including an Italian national. A total of six who have been tested positive in India. The virus is said to be spreading faster than SARS corona virus (SARS-CoV) – virus identified in 2003. SARS arise in China as well in 2002. Soon, it got spread worldwide within sort span of time, although it was quickly contained. But the doctors are saying, the recent COVID-19 is much faster than SARS when it comes to spreading in humans.

Update on #COVID19:

Two positive cases of #nCoV19 detected. More details in the Press Release.#coronoavirusoutbreak #CoronaVirusUpdate pic.twitter.com/kf83odGo8f

— Ministry of Health (@MoHFW_INDIA) March 2, 2020

Prime Minister of India tweeted on his social media handle that their government is taking intense review on tackling the COVID-19. Also advised the people of India, not to panic in such critical situation and gave a few important measures to ensure self-protection.

There is no need to panic. We need to work together, take small yet important measures to ensure self-protection. pic.twitter.com/sRRPQlMdtr

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) March 3, 2020

Moreover, one of the passenger who flew on Air India from Vienna-Delhi of 25th Feb’ 20 is been tested positive now for COVID-19. The airline was quick to notify the people in order to take precautionary measure advice by Ministry of Health regarding Corona Virus.

#FlyAI : This is for the attention of passengers who flew on AI154 Vienna-Delhi of 25th Feb’ 20. One of the passengers has tested positive for #coronavirus. Please follow the protocol notified by the Ministry of Health regarding Corona Virus. Kindly visit https://t.co/YR6yHUi4Or.

— Air India (@airindiain) March 3, 2020

Since COVID-19 spreads through person-to-person and is similar to other coronaviruses that causes cold-like symptoms. In order to tackle COVID-19 one should practice prevention measures everyday like staying home when sick, frequent hand washing, and covering your mouth when in coughs and sneezes. Maintaining personal hygiene and following protocol is what said by the Union Health Minister, Harsh Vardhan.

Some simple measures can help to protect against #COVID19 :

Share this information with your family, friends, colleagues and neighbors too. Also note the 24*7 HelpLine number. #coronavirus#SwasthaBharat#HealthForAll pic.twitter.com/yFkqx089Kx

— Ministry of Health (@MoHFW_INDIA) March 3, 2020

Reduce the risk of Corona Virus Infection, follow these important precautions. @MoHFW_INDIA @PIB_India @MIB_India @ROBHyderabad @DDYadagiri @airnews_hyd pic.twitter.com/ujZJHqHDVo

— PIB in Hyderabad (@PIBHyderabad) March 3, 2020

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