With the oath, Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee announced several Covid hospitals in the state

 

Staff Reporter, Kolkata: Mamata Banerjee has taken the oath of office as the Chief Minister for the third time. He also took initiative to meet the bed crisis for covid patients in the state At present, there are 26,000 coveted beds in the state. Another three thousand beds are being added, said the Chief Minister

The Chief Minister assured, ‘The beds have already been extended. At present there are 6,000 beds. Three thousand more beds will be added in two-three days. According to sources, the Salt Lake Stadium has been turned into a coveted hospital after Kishore Bharati. With the help of Salt Lake Amri Hospital, a 223-bed Covid Hospital was built at Salt Lake Stadium. It has 210 general beds and 14 dormitories. Each has 15 beds. Oxygen will be supplied to them through pipelines.Shambhunath Pandit Hospital and Bhabanipur Police Hospital in South Kolkata have also been declared Covid Hospitals. After leaving Navanna, Mamata visited Shambhunath Pandit Hospital in the afternoon. There, he said, covid beds will also be increased in district hospitals.

On the vaccine crisis, the Chief Minister said, "Where we have asked for millions of doses of vaccine, millions of doses are being given. Other states are leaving with our oxygen. I am grateful to the industries. I am bringing oxygen from there for now. 'Mamata wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the vaccine. In it, the Chief Minister of Bengal said that in order to prevent infection, emphasis should be laid on free universal vaccination. The provision of ticks should be increased for him.

On the vaccine crisis, the Chief Minister said, "Where we have asked for millions of doses of vaccine, millions of doses are being given. Other states are leaving with our oxygen. I am grateful to the industries. I am bringing oxygen from there. for now. 'Mamata wrote a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the vaccine. In it, the Chief Minister of Bengal said that in order to prevent infection, emphasis should be laid on free universal vaccination. The provision of ticks should be increased for him.